A Brief History of Creative Work and Plutonomy

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Exploring the profound impact of creative work on human life, the book delves into its historical significance across Greek, Indian, and Chinese civilizations. It reveals how the Greeks viewed creativity as a path to truth and happiness, while Indians linked it to Dharma, and the Chinese associated it with attaining Dao. Additionally, contemporary neurological studies highlight how creative learning fosters personal self-models, enhancing cognitive resilience. This multifaceted approach underscores the essential role of creativity in shaping civilization and individual well-being.