by José Antonio Marina · Editorial Anagrama · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788433966520
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«Teoría de la inteligencia creadora» is the philosophy essay by José Antonio Marina, published by Anagrama in paperback (224 pages, in Spanish).
Essay proposing a theory of intelligence integrating neurology, artificial intelligence, psycholinguistics, cognitive psychology and philosophy. It analyses sporting and artistic creation through figures such as Michael Jordan, Jack Nicklaus, Marcel Proust and Pablo Picasso, and argues that intelligence is characterised by inventing ends: creating is producing efficient surprises, an idea that leads to an ethics understood as the science of human ends.
Work included in Anagrama's Compactos Collection as number 221. Spanish edition in paperback format.
Recommended for readers interested in psychology, philosophy of science and creative processes, with a popularising approach combining research rigour and accessible literary exposition.
