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Natures Gambit by David Henry Feldman, Lynn T. Goldsmith
Natures Gambit by David Henry Feldman, Lynn T. Goldsmith
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"Nature's Gambit" explores the captivating world of child prodigies and their extraordinary development. Through intimate portraits of six remarkable children, the book unveils the unique circumstances that nurture their exceptional talents. It challenges conventional notions of giftedness, portraying prodigies as "specialists" who thrive when provided with a carefully cultivated environment. The authors delve into the crucial role of families, teachers, and cultural contexts in fostering these talents, emphasizing the "co-incidence" of factors that enables their potential to flourish. The book posits that studying prodigies offers profound insights into human potential and the evolution of intelligence, suggesting that their development mirrors fundamental processes applicable to all individuals. Ultimately, the book is a good read for anyone that wants to understand the dynamics of how prodigies are formed.
Condition: Used (good, see images)
Hardcover
ISBN 0465048617
"Nature's Gambit" explores the captivating world of child prodigies and their extraordinary development. Through intimate portraits of six remarkable children, the book unveils the unique circumstances that nurture their exceptional talents. It challenges conventional notions of giftedness, portraying prodigies as "specialists" who thrive when provided with a carefully cultivated environment. The authors delve into the crucial role of families, teachers, and cultural contexts in fostering these talents, emphasizing the "co-incidence" of factors that enables their potential to flourish. The book posits that studying prodigies offers profound insights into human potential and the evolution of intelligence, suggesting that their development mirrors fundamental processes applicable to all individuals. Ultimately, the book is a good read for anyone that wants to understand the dynamics of how prodigies are formed.
Condition: Used (good, see images)
Hardcover
ISBN 0465048617
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