Tharaka Invention Academy Course 1 mini Lecture

jsinger May 10, 2024 4:06 PM

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Tharaka Invention Academy Course 1 mini Lecture

Historical Perspectives on Creativity
“Welcome to Tharaka Invention Academy’s mini lecture on ‘Historical Perspectives on Creativity.’ Today, you can view a sample lecture from Course number 1 where we’ll explore how cultures around the world, including both Western civilizations and those of the Global South, have contributed to the evolution of creative thought throughout history.”

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