Elizabeth Gilbert: A different way to think about creative genius

Feb 162009Category: Uncategorized
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This is the second TED talk from this year’s conference.

Elizabeth Gilbert, the author of "Eat, Pray, Love", talks about how she tries to handle the pressure of her success.

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Ben Dunlap: The story of a passionate life

Jan 122009Category: Media & Arts
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The president of Wofford College, Ben Dunlap, tells an inspiring story of the Hungarian Holocaust survivor Sandor Teszler with passion and eloquence in this TED Talk. Truely a master storyteller.

 

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David Foster Wallace: Harper’s Magazine 150th Anniversary

Jan 22009Category: Media & Arts
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David Forster Wallace reads from his article "Tickets to the fair" at Harper’s Magazine 150th Anniversary.

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You can read the entire article at Harper’s Magazine.

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Neal Stephenson: Bending Genres, Ending Genres

Oct 82008Category: Media & Arts
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Neal Stephenson, author of  "Cryptonomicon" and "Snow Crash", talks about the differences between the mundane and SF world in his interesting lecture Bending Genres, Ending Genre.

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Carmen Agra Deedy: Spinning a story of Mama

Sep 182008Category: Media & Arts
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In her appearance at TED, Carmen Agra Deedy tells a funny and wise story of her mother.

I’ll just give you one hint: Don’t skip the ending.

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