To make sure I don't have the gruelling task of compiling a bibliography at the end I am doing it as I go to make it a bit more manageable. Not everything will end up in my finished bibliography but it will be useful to have a full resource of references ready to use.
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Lehrer, J. 2008. The eureka hunt. New Yorker.
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Moore, E. 2007. How to kill creativity ten easy steps. Industry and Higher Education, 21 (5), pp. 337--343.
RSA. 2010. RSA Edge Lecture with Sir Ken Robinson - Changing Paradigms. [video online] Available at: http://www.thersa.org/events/video/archive/sir-ken-robinson [Accessed: 30th october 2013].
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The Creative Brain: How Insight Works. 2013. [TV programme] BBC, channel two, 27th june.
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