This collection of essays from DEMOS examines the idea of 'expressive life'. It helps us to see creativity and heritage as the fabric of our society that gives meaning and value to our lives.
Contributors from across the creative and cultural sectors look at the effects of changes in our behaviour towards cultural institutions, developments in technology and the global exchange of different attitudes and beliefs.
These combine with political uncertainty and economic upheaval to put culture and creativity at the heart of debate about the future of our communities and international relations.
Go here for a free download:
http://www.demos.co.uk/publications/expressive-lives
and while you are there search the site.
There is really great material to be found.
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