This episode features some etymological discussion of the word “creativity,” and we talk about one of the most underrated scientists and philosophers in history, Émilie du Châtelet

[CREATIVITY] Creativity, the Enlightenment, and dressing in drag for science

Creative Doula Sessions is a project where stories and ideas are given space to grow. Hosted by Rachel (Rae) — lifelong writer, creative strategist, and owner of Makeshift Muse. Rachel digs into creative ideas and words in each episode, and invites you to relish in their meaning with her. She’ll also share stories of transformation, passion, and struggle, from people in the creative and queer communities. This series aims to inspire you to write, sculpt, build, and cook up stories of your own.

Shout out to the Online Etymology Dictionary for their abundant resources.

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Creative Doula Sessions is a project where stories and ideas are given space to grow. Hosted by Rachel (Rae) — lifelong writer, creative strategist, and owner of Makeshift Muse. Rachel digs into creative ideas and words in each episode, and invites you to relish in their meaning with her. She’ll also share stories of transformation, passion, and struggle, from people in the creative and queer communities. This series aims to inspire you to write, sculpt, build, and cook up stories of your own. Shout out to the Online Etymology Dictionary for their abundant resources.

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[CREATIVITY] Creativity, the Enlightenment, and dressing in drag for science

[CREATIVITY] Creativity, the Enlightenment, and dressing in drag for science