Howard Gardner
Howard Earl Gardner is a renowned cognitive psychologist and professor at Harvard University.
He is best known for developing the theory of multiple intelligences, which revolutionized educational thinking.
Gardner has received numerous honors, including a MacArthur Fellowship, and has been named one of the most influential public intellectuals globally.
He has authored 25 books and hundreds of articles, focusing on various aspects of cognition, education, and ethics.
Gardner's work extends beyond multiple intelligences to include projects on good work, digital media ethics, and contemporary conceptions of quality in education.
Books by Howard Gardner

Frames Of Mind
by Howard Gardner
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1983
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496 pages
3.97
2.6K ratings
Psychology
Education
Science

Multiple Intelligences
by Howard Gardner
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1993
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320 pages
3.99
1.4K ratings
Education
Psychology
Science

The Unschooled Mind
by Howard Gardner
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1991
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320 pages
3.96
948 ratings
Education
Psychology
Parenting

Five Minds for the Future
by Howard Gardner
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2005
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196 pages
3.72
1.7K ratings
Education
Psychology
Business

Changing Minds
by Howard Gardner
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2004
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272 pages
3.59
652 ratings
Psychology
Leadership
Business

Truth, Beauty, and Goodness Reframed
by Howard Gardner
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2010
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256 pages
3.48
215 ratings
Education
Philosophy
Psychology

Good Work
by Howard Gardner
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2001
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304 pages
3.75
268 ratings
Psychology
Business
Philosophy