by David Epstein · Penguin LCC US · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780593084496
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«Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World» is David Epstein's essay, published by Penguin LCC US in paperback (339 pages, in English).
David Epstein questions the cult of early specialisation and argues that generalists, with varied experiences, tend to perform better in complex and changing environments. Using cases such as Roger Federer and Tiger Woods and studies on learning, he shows how exploration, adaptability and lateral thinking benefit education and professional careers.
The essay was originally published in 2019. David Epstein is the author of «The Sports Gene»; the cover presents him as a The New York Times bestseller.
For readers interested in education, professional career development and how people learn and adapt in changing contexts.
