"A Whole New Mind"

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This paper reviews the book "A Whole New Mind: Why Right-Brainers Will Rule the Future," written in 2006 by Daniel Pink. The paper shows how Pink critiques the United States and other Western countries and it discusses his commentary on modern society. It describes the ideas and concepts that Pink introduces in his book and concludes that the book does not truly touch upon up any new possibilities or potentials for the majority of readers.

From the Paper:

"The formatting and general tone of the book is oversimplified. Pink's theme of right-brained thought is difficult to rationalize without proof, and it is evident from the writing process and the formatting strategies that Pink is aware of this problem. He provides a large portfolio of evidence in the form of examples, websites, and concepts that he believes demonstrates the effectiveness of right-brained thinking. He also does the same to try and prove that the left-brained way of life is currently losing its prominence. This process confuses the reader."

Sample of Sources Used:

• Pink, Daniel. A Whole New Mind: Why Right-Brainers Will Rule the Future. Riverhead Trade, New York. 2006.

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