Talent in context : historical and social perspectives on giftedness
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Talent in context : historical and social perspectives on giftedness
American Psychological Association, c1998
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
How does the gifted individual fare in a culture that values beauty over brains? Why do American women see giftedness as both an asset and a liability? Can we tease apart nature and nurture to understand how talent develops? Will we genetically engineer supersmart babies in the near future? In "Talent in Context", ten eminent psychologists come together to address these and other provocative questions and to appreciate the various social and historical contexts within which giftedness evolves. The book's lively dialogue explores how we define, assess, value and nurture talent.
目次
- Assessing and Nurturing Talent in a Diverse Culture
- Tracing the Lives of Gifted Women
- Developing Abilities - Biologically?
- Cultural Interpretations of Giftedness - the Case of East Asia
- Families of Gifted Children
- The Prevalence and Polyvalence of Gifts and Talents
- The Social Construction of Extraordinary Selves
- Gifted Child, Genius Adult
- Cognitive Conceptions of Expertise
- A Conception of Talent and Talent Development.
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