爱德华·德·博诺

出生于 1933 edwdebono.com

爱德华·德博诺是一位马耳他籍的博学者，以其在创造性思维和问题解决方面的贡献而闻名。他创造了“横向思维”一词，并开发了多种增强创造力的技术，包括六顶思考帽方法。德博诺倡导在学校教授思维技能，并为全球众多组织提供咨询服务。他的工作强调了在商业和教育中有意识地培养创造力的重要性。尽管他因自我宣传而受到一些批评，德博诺的思想对商业管理、教育和个人发展等领域产生了重大影响。他的众多书籍和讲座使创造性思维技术变得易于大众理解和应用。.

作品列表 · 爱德华·德·博诺

Six Thinking Hats

作者 Edward de Bono • 2017

Six thinking modes, used one at a time by everyone, replace argument with exploration.

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13,000+

🎯 Meeting Facilitation 🧩 Group Decision Making 🏗️ Structured Thinking 💡 Creative Problem Solving 🔲 Decision Frameworks

Six Thinking Hats

Six thinking modes, used one at a time by everyone, replace argument with exploration.

作者 Edward de Bono 2017 192 页

3.71

13,000+ 条评分

🎯 Meeting Facilitation 🧩 Group Decision Making 🏗️ Structured Thinking 💡 Creative Problem Solving 🔲 Decision Frameworks

Lateral Thinking

作者 Edward de Bono • 2009

Logic picks the best answer; the missing half generates the ones logic never reaches.

3.76

4,000+

🧩 Creative Problem Solving 🧠 Cognitive Biases 💡 Innovation Methods 🔗 Pattern Breaking 🌀 Divergent Thinking

Lateral Thinking

Logic picks the best answer; the missing half generates the ones logic never reaches.

作者 Edward de Bono 2009 272 页

3.76

4,000+ 条评分

🧩 Creative Problem Solving 🧠 Cognitive Biases 💡 Innovation Methods 🔗 Pattern Breaking 🌀 Divergent Thinking

How to Have a Beautiful Mind

作者 Edward de Bono • 2004

The conversational habits that make people want to think with you, not against you.

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🗣️ Conversation Skills 👂 Active Listening 💡 Creative Thinking 🤔 Intellectual Humility 🔄 Flexible Thinking

How to Have a Beautiful Mind

The conversational habits that make people want to think with you, not against you.

作者 Edward de Bono 2004 232 页

3.61

2,000+ 条评分

🗣️ Conversation Skills 👂 Active Listening 💡 Creative Thinking 🤔 Intellectual Humility 🔄 Flexible Thinking

严肃的创造力：用水平思考的力量创造新点子

作者 爱德华·德·博诺 • 1992

Make creativity a skill, not an accident: the deliberate techniques for thinking sideways.

3.81

500+

🧩 Creative Problem Solving 💡 Idea Generation 🏗️ Structured Creativity 🔓 Breaking Mental Patterns 🧠 Conceptual Thinking

严肃的创造力：用水平思考的力量创造新点子

Make creativity a skill, not an accident: the deliberate techniques for thinking sideways.

作者 爱德华·德·博诺 1992 338 页

3.81

500+ 条评分

🧩 Creative Problem Solving 💡 Idea Generation 🏗️ Structured Creativity 🔓 Breaking Mental Patterns 🧠 Conceptual Thinking

I Am Right You Are Wrong

作者 Edward de Bono • 1990

Argument ruled Western thought for 2,400 years. The brain is actually built to perceive and design.

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500+

🧠 Creative Cognition 👁️ Perception Logic 🕸️ Self-Organizing Systems 💬 Dialogue Methods 🛠️ Constructive Thinking

I Am Right You Are Wrong

Argument ruled Western thought for 2,400 years. The brain is actually built to perceive and design.

作者 Edward de Bono 1990 320 页

3.82

500+ 条评分

🧠 Creative Cognition 👁️ Perception Logic 🕸️ Self-Organizing Systems 💬 Dialogue Methods 🛠️ Constructive Thinking

How to Have Creative Ideas

作者 Edward de Bono • 2007

62 exercises: take a random word, forge a connection, and retrain the brain to think sideways.

3.69

420

🧠 Creative Thinking 💡 Idea Generation 🔀 Divergent Thinking 📋 Structured Creativity 🧩 Creative Problem-Solving

How to Have Creative Ideas

62 exercises: take a random word, forge a connection, and retrain the brain to think sideways.

作者 Edward de Bono 2007 192 页

3.69

420 条评分

🧠 Creative Thinking 💡 Idea Generation 🔀 Divergent Thinking 📋 Structured Creativity 🧩 Creative Problem-Solving

Six Frames

作者 Edward de Bono • 2008

You are drowning in information. Six attention shifts that turn the flood into something useful.

3.09

254

🔍 Information Literacy 🎯 Attention Management 🧠 Mental Models 📋 Decision Frameworks 💡 Critical Thinking

Six Frames

You are drowning in information. Six attention shifts that turn the flood into something useful.

作者 Edward de Bono 2008 144 页

3.09

254 条评分

🔍 Information Literacy 🎯 Attention Management 🧠 Mental Models 📋 Decision Frameworks 💡 Critical Thinking

机制：大脑的运作机理

作者 爱德华·德·博诺 • 2015

Why your brain resists new ideas, and a single word that overrides its defenses.

3.84

167

🧠 Cognitive Models 💭 Thinking Methods ↗️ Lateral Thinking 🔀 Pattern Disruption 🎨 Creative Problem Solving

机制：大脑的运作机理

Why your brain resists new ideas, and a single word that overrides its defenses.

作者 爱德华·德·博诺 2015

3.84

167 条评分

🧠 Cognitive Models 💭 Thinking Methods ↗️ Lateral Thinking 🔀 Pattern Disruption 🎨 Creative Problem Solving

Lateral Thinking

作者 Edward de Bono • 2014

Not better digging, but different digging: the skill of seeing what logic leaves out.

3.61

152

💡 Creative Problem Solving 🚀 Innovation Strategy 🧠 Mental Models 💭 Idea Generation 🧩 Divergent Thinking

Lateral Thinking

Not better digging, but different digging: the skill of seeing what logic leaves out.

作者 Edward de Bono 2014

3.61

152 条评分

💡 Creative Problem Solving 🚀 Innovation Strategy 🧠 Mental Models 💭 Idea Generation 🧩 Divergent Thinking

Practical Thinking

作者 Edward de Bono • 1971

Being right isn't one thing: it's four. And each carries its own trap.

3.77

133

🧠 Critical Thinking 🧩 Mental Models 🔧 Problem Solving 💡 Creative Thinking ✏️ Thinking Skills

Practical Thinking

Being right isn't one thing: it's four. And each carries its own trap.

作者 Edward de Bono 1971 210 页

3.77

133 条评分

🧠 Critical Thinking 🧩 Mental Models 🔧 Problem Solving 💡 Creative Thinking ✏️ Thinking Skills

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