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The Computer, Music, and Sound Modelsss disciplines and/or even ideas around good business practice did not seem to offer much help to the would-be entrepreneur. In Chap. 4 we got some appreciation of the value to be had from the numerous atheoretical studies in the field of entrepreneurship, on the one hand, while on the other hand ap

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-75988-8ous consideration. What, however, does it really mean to be entrepreneurially creative? This next chapter elaborates the creative resources likely to be found in a prototypic, entrepreneurially creative person; providing yet more evidence on the validity of the theory.

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Introduction,he philosophy of science, has a somewhat less obvious role to play. The book illustrates how the functionality of our knowledge is shaped by the philosophies of science guiding our work. Arguments will be made throughout the book tying content to methodology.

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The Positivistic Social Science of Entrepreneurshiptrepreneurial science – what does it have to offer? Entrepreneurship as a positivistic social science has been advancing our knowledge base, one piece at a time, on how to more successfully develop businesses. How difficult is it to tap this knowledge?