David J. Epstein | Books & Literature » Non-Fiction
Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World
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A book resonating with the theme of adaptability and the ability to be effective in any role, a trait highlighted in Special Forces.
A book that explores how broad experiences and the ability to range widely are the keys to success.
David Epstein's book 'Range' offers an interesting take on why experts have been so wrong so often, starting with the story of Paul Ehrlich and 'The Population Bomb'.
Discusses the role of expert generalists and provides a way of shaping how one can tackle problems through a revised framework.
As a kid the author was a huge fan of The Inheritance Cycle series, most known for Eragon. So when the 5th book came out a few weeks back – 10 years after the last – the author had to have it.
Range is the #1 New York Times bestseller that discusses the advantages of being a generalist in a specialized world. David Epstein presents how broad experience and interdisciplinary thinking is vital in dealing with complex and unpredictable problems.