Famous Thinkers Paper By; Karla M. Young December 18, 2011 PHL/458 David Jung Introduction; Creative thinkers challenge prevailing thoughts, conceptions and ideas in the environments that support them. They analyze, critique, and take apart the social, environmental, political and even religious factors that help comprise dominant or accepted thoughts. For obvious reasons, their ideas, like those who conceived or introduced and outlined those generally accepted create quite a stir. Among
All famous thinkers have ideas that have something in common that make him or she achieves the level of greatness, which they acquire throughout life. Creative ideas are known as the foundation of creative process (Goodman and Frinchie, 2011). Many of the creative ideas revolves around finding a solution to a problem or changing the way people think about approaching issues. Two famous thinkers: Richard Rorty (1931-2007) and Dr Martin Luther King (1932-1968) uses creative processes to change the
Famous Thinkers in Society PHL/458 When we look back in history and try to discover famous thinkers in our society, many men and women stand out. Famous thinkers are people who used critical thinking and perseverance to overcome adversity to succeed in the endeavors that they choose to face. When I look back and try to pick only two famous thinkers, the two that stand out in my mind are Bill Gates and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Here we will look back and discuss their contributions to society
Famous Thinkers PHL/458 April 19, 2012 Certain distinctions can be found between famous thinkers and ordinary individuals. Famous thinkers possess many of the same traits and can come up with a multitude of ideas for solving the same problem. By using the lateral thinking method in critical thinking they were able to find a variety of methods available that ordinary people would never think of. These traits have been crucial to the successes of many famous thinkers throughout the years
PHL/458 Famous Thinkers [Do not bold] What sets a famous thinker apart from the average person is the ability to develop traits that enable one to become more dynamic, daring, resourceful, hardworking, and independent in one’s quest to search for a solution to a problem or issue as well as discovering alternative views or concepts that challenges current beliefs. Famous thinkers voice their ideas regardless of what other's think of them and with out concern of status quo, group
Famous Thinkers Jan Carey PHL/458 September 17, 2012 John E. Muench, MSW Famous Thinkers History is filled with well-known thinkers that have changed people's perception of the world they live in. Expanding the knowledge of a person's view of society, individuals within that society, and of oneself is a undertaking that can be accomplished only by a person of uncommon abilities. Bertrand Russell and Derek Parfit are two such individuals whose works have had an impact on society. Bertrand
Famous Thinkers Critical and creative thinkers have the ability to shape the society and the world. People such as Martin Luther King, Bill Gates, and many other people have done so. Martin Luther King changed the world with his civil right movement and Bill Gates with his software development which made life easier for people to organize, write, solve, and many more. This paper will take a look at each person’s contribution to society, problem or issue that their idea sought to solve, the solution
Famous Thinkers Steve Jobs & Martin Luther King Jr. University of Phoenix Ricardo Manjarez PHL 458 Instructor Mc Carthy July 8, 2013 Famous Thinkers Steve Jobs & Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Famous thinkers either from our generation or others come from all walks of life. They all have different ways of reaching their goals. The one thing that they do have in common is that they are all very
Creative Thinkers John Calderara PHL 458 6 August 2012 Dr Mc Carthy Creative Thinkers The Twentieth Century, beginning in the year 1901, proved to be a time of change, brilliance, dedication, and new-found technology (2011). From horse and buggy to automobiles, slavery and, segregation of Blacks and Whites to the Civil Rights movement, and from handwriting on tablets to storing important information in a computer; the Twentieth Century made tremendous contributions to our world
Famous Thinker Nancy Jackson PHL/458 November 25, 2013 Norma J. Turner, Ph.D. Famous Thinker Benjamin Franklin The foundation of the creative process are creative ideas with the ideas revolving to find a solution to a problem, or change the ways individuals consider how to approach issues. A creative thinker challenges conceptions, prevailing thoughts, and ideas in the environments that support them. Creative thinkers critique, analyze, and dismantle