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Елізабет Гілберт розповідає про сприяння розвитку творчості.

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Елізабет Гілберт розмірковує про неможливі речі, які ми очікуємо від митців і геніїв, та ділиться своєю основною ідеєю, що "геній" - це зовсім не рідке явище, в кожному з нас є свій "геній". Виступ - дотепний, особистий та неймовірно зворушливий.

The author of 'Eat, Pray, Love,' Elizabeth Gilbert has thought long and hard about some large topics. Her latest fascination: genius, and how we ruin it. Full bio »

Translated into Ukrainian by Sveta Bon
Reviewed by Inna Grybenko
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