# Altshuller 1984: Creativity As an Exact Science

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# Creativity As an Exact Science

Altshuller, 1984. _Gordon and Breach_.

Genrich Altshuller's account of TRIZ, his method for working through inventive problems systematically, written for engineers but accessible to general readers.

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