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The 7 Muses of the Neuro-Creative Cycle: Reclaiming Graham Wallas, Visionary Synthesizer for Our Time

2026-05-26

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<p>This article reexamines Graham Wallas (1858–1932) as a foundational theorist of creativity, education, and democratic life whose major works constitute a single evolving inquiry rather than separate contributions. Reading Human Nature in Politics (1908), The Great Society (1914), Our Social Heritage (1921), The Art of Thought (1926), and Social Judgment (1934) together, it argues that Wallas moves from diagnosi...

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146677a6-774d-5384-b9fe-17cfd7ee3ea2
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10.31234/osf.io/69vsu_v1
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