Works
Dr. Gowan was the author or coauthor of over 100 articles and fourteen books including:
- Creativity and Its Education Implication - 1967.
- Education of the Ablest - 1971.
- The Guidance of Exceptional Children - 1972.
- The Development of the Creative Individual - 1972.
- Development of the Psychedelic Individual - 1974.
- Trance, Art & Creativity - 1975.
- Operations of Increasing Order - 1980.
- Creativity: Its Educational Implications 2nd Ed. - 1981.
- Enveloped in Glory - 1982.
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