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	AliveWorks - Coaching Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Cultural Creatives may be disenchanted with the idea of "owning more stuff," but they put a strong emphasis on having new and unique experiences.
		Cultural Creatives are slightly more likely than average to live on the West Coast, but they are found in all regions of the country.
		Much of the information on Cultural Creatives was drawn from an American LIVES survey mailed to a representative national sample of the population by National Family Opinion in November and December 1994, using its panel of persons who have pre-agreed to be available for a mail survey.
	www.aliveworks.com /Article_culture.htm (2585 words)

	Cultural Creatives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Cultural Creatives is a term coined by sociologist Paul H. Ray and psychologist Sherry Ruth Anderson to describe a large segment in Western society that has recently developed beyond the standard paradigm of Modernists and Traditionalists.
		While Cultural Creatives are a subculture, they lack one critical ingredient in their lives: awareness of themselves as an emerging and already strong force in the world society.
		Cultural Creatives demonstrate awareness of a large range of issues, including wanting to rebuild neighborhoods and communities, ecological sustainability and limits to growth, seeing nature as sacred, wanting to stop corporate polluters, being anti-big-business, wanting voluntary simplicity, being willing to pay to clean up the environment and to stop global warming.
	www.experiencefestival.com /cultural_creatives (2289 words)

	Cultural Creatives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		When I learned about "Cultural Creatives" I was so excited to know that there is a large population who are passionate about being catalysts for global healing, LIKE ME! Odds are if you have found my site then you are a Cultural Creative.
		Cultural creatives are the leading edge of an emerging culture, and are called this because they tend to come up with the most new ideas in U.S. culture.
		The Cultural Creatives are the ones who have been really paying attention, applying those reframings in their own lives.
	home.earthlink.net /~jodydz/id3.html (883 words)

	Cultural Creatives Spearhead a New World View (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The Cultural Creatives are Trans.-Modernists, a trend that was sparked in the early esoteric spiritual movements (such as Transcendentalism), which honored the diversity and coherence of multiple religions and philosophies.
		This new culture is synthesizing a new set of concepts for viewing the world, an ecological and spiritual worldview characterized by altruism, self-actualization, alternative approaches to health care, spirituality and spiritual psychology.
		Cultural Creatives are very independent people, and as of yet have not coalesced into a coherent body.
	www.stevevaile.com /cc2.htm (1434 words)

	The Cultural Creatives: We Are Everywhere - The 'InnerView' with Paul Ray
		Cultural Creatives are both the key activists of the various movements and the big constituencies within them.
		Cultural Creatives typically care about, are engaged in, read everything, send money, participate in the big constituencies of a half a dozen social movements.
		Cultural Creatives are at the overlap of all the consciousness movements and the social movements of our society.
	www.alternativesmagazine.com /18/ray.html (3510 words)

	Cultural Creatives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Cultural Creative is a term coined by Ray and Anderson to describe people whose values embrace a curiosity and concern for the world, its ecosystem, and its peoples; an awareness of and activism for peace and social justice; and an openness to self-actualization through spirituality, psychotherapy, and holistic practices.
		Cultural Creatives do not just take the money and run; they don't want to defund the National Endowment for the Arts; and they do want women to get a fairer shake--not only in the United States, but around the globe.
		On the basis of Ray and Anderson's research, about 50 million Americans are Cultural Creatives, a group that includes people of all races, ages, and classes.
	www.creativeprocess.net /bookshelf/ccbook.html (340 words)

	Cultural Creatives - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Cultural Creatives is a term coined by sociologist Paul H. Ray and psychologist Sherry Ruth Anderson to describe a large segment in Western society that has recently developed beyond the standard paradigm of Modernists versus Traditionalists or Conservatists.
		The concept was presented in 2000 in their book The Cultural Creatives.
		How 50 Million People Are Changing the World (Harmony Books, NY), where they claim to have found that 50 million adult Americans (slightly over one quarter of the adult population) can now be identified as belonging to this group which has not yet found its identity but is disenchanted with materialism and hedonism.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cultural_Creatives (146 words)

	Cultural Creatives: Creating a new Culture (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Ray in a book co-authored with Sherry Ruth Anderson (Ph.D. in psychology), The Cultural Creatives: How 50 Million People Are Changing the World, writes: ''These creative, optimistic millions are at the leading edge of several kinds of cultural change, deeply affecting not only their own lives but our larger society as well.
		Cultural Creatives may vary in their stature but all of them go through a transition in their lives to stand by the values they have come to cherish.
		Ray and Anderson write: ''What Cultural Creatives have in common is not their success in navigating the cultural crossover, nor their personalities, intelligence, or religion.
	www.experiencefestival.com /a/Cultural_Creatives/id/9457 (1225 words)

	Cultural Creatives Home
		We call them the Cultural Creatives precisely because they are already creating a new culture.
		If they could see how promising this creativity is for all of us, if they could know how large their numbers are, many things might follow.
		We wrote a popular book that tells their story: what their culture is like, who they are as individuals and how they live, where they came from, and what they're creating now.
	www.culturalcreatives.org (382 words)

	AlterNet: The Cultural Creative Paradox
		The Cultural Creative model is particularly interesting because it confronts a fundamental dichotomy that has foiled many potential alliances between political activists and personal growth seekers.
		While all Cultural Creatives care about the well being of the planet and their communities, the core group is far more likely to act on those values.
		Cultural Creatives are unlikely to be the corporate warriors and hard driving politicians who tend to dominate the political landscape.
	www.alternet.org /story.html?StoryID=10487 (1906 words)

	The Rise of the Cultural Creatives
		We are at a watershed in history, when the country is shifting away from the modern technocratic society toward what sociologist Paul H. Ray calls "Integral Culture," concerned with spiritual transformation, ecological sustainability, and the worth of the feminine.
		GLOBALISM: Among the top values of Cultural Creatives are xenophilism (love of foreigners, the exotic, and travel to foreign places), and ecological sustainability, which includes concern for planetary stewardship and global ecology, and concern for population problems.
		Cultural Creatives are as engaged in the world as they are in personal and spiritual issues.
	www.lightparty.com /Spirituality/Culture.html (820 words)

	IONS - Review #37 (Spring 1996) - The Rise of Integral Culture
		Cultural Creatives (CCs) are called that because they are coming up with most new ideas in US culture, operating on the leading edge of cultural change.
		Cultural Creatives are a very large pool of people-44 million-bigger than any comparable group seen at the birth of any previous societal renaissance.
		When a culture holds positive images of the future, they may not be right, but investment in new opportunities, and willingness to build a good society, are sufficient to make a decent way of life, if not the best of all worlds.
	www.noetic.org /publications/review/issue37/r37_Ray.html (5784 words)

	Discovering the Cultural Creatives
		The Cultural Creatives are a new breed -- a subculture that has gained a place among the two other major U.S. subcultures, the Traditionals and the Moderns.
		All Cultural Creatives have Green values, meaning they all are committed to sustaining the planet.
		The Core Cultural Creatives are the ones who subscribe to the whole package -- environmental responsibility and the spiritual and personal development path -- and they are much stronger in their orientation.
	www.rand.org /scitech/stpi/ourfuture/Consumer/sec6_creatives.html (1790 words)

	Bobos, Cultural Creatives, & UUs
		They are creative, love all things exotic or foreign, believe that nature is sacred, care deeply about feminism and the environment, and believe that community and family are important.
		Cultural Creatives are creating a phenomenal demand for resources to feed their growing interest in consciousness, they also need something more basic: institutions that can support their values, so they do not have to create support structures for themselves over and over again.
		Ray and Anderson claim that the Cultural Creatives are a coherent sub-culture except for an essential thing: they are missing self-awareness as a whole people.
	www.wuuc.org /sermons/BOBOSF.htm (2660 words)

	Here's How Marketing and Research, Inc. \|\| Articles \|\| Cultural Creatives marketing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Cultural Creatives (in 1999, 27% of the population) are characterized as rejecting the confines of both Modern and Traditional culture.
		Marketing to Cultural Creatives presents a challenge, because by definition this group is not materialistic, not status-conscious, and constantly engaged in critical analysis of ideas that are presented to them.
		Cultural Creatives want a sense of relationship with the companies they buy from, are willing to try new things, and value craftsmanship and sustainability in products.
	www.hereshowmarketing.com /articles/culturalcreatives.html (764 words)

	The Cultural Creatives, #711, 11/9/00
		The Cultural Creatives: What Ray and Anderson discovered during a decade of research is that the Moderns and Traditionals have now been joined by a third subculture within the U.S., 50 million strong (26% of all adults) -- a population the size of France, and growing.
		Cultural Creatives are not defined by particular demographic characteristics -- they are accountants and social workers, waitresses and computer programmers, hair stylists and lawyers and chiropractors and truck drivers, photographers and gardeners.
		Really, their one distinguishing demographic characteristic is that 60% of them are women, and most Cultural Creatives tend to hold values and beliefs that women have traditionally held about issues of caring, family life, children, education, relationships, and responsibility.
	www.ratical.org /co-globalize/REHW711.html (1780 words)

	Conversation for Exploration - Paul Ray - On Cultural Creatives
		These creative, optimistic millions are at the leading edge of several kinds of cultural change, deeply affecting not only their own lives but our larger society as well.
		Because Cultural Creatives are not yet aware of themselves as a collective body, they do not recognize how powerful their voices could be.
		Whether you are a Cultural Creative or share an office, a home, or a bed with one, or whether you simply want to create new projects or do business with Cultural Creatives, you'll discover what differences their presence will make in your life.
	www.lauralee.com /paulray.htm (1899 words)

	Amazon.com: The Cultural Creatives : How 50 Million People Are Changing the World: Books: Paul H. Phd Ray,Sherry Ruth ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Cultural Creatives as a book, and some of the other reviews, tend to over-sell the success of the emergence of an alternative lifestyle to Traditionalists (stereotyped as somewhat red neckish and religious rightists) and Moderns (stereotyped as ravish the earth anything-goes corporate carpetbaggers).
		Even if you're just wondering why cultural creatives are so passionate about their lives, this planet, and their causes, this book will help you put it all together.
		The Cultural Creatives describes the great social transformation that has already started and the people who are making it happen (a majority of whom are women, no surprise to me!) I'm definitely a CC.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0609604678?v=glance (2212 words)

	Cultural Creatives vs. Twilight of American Culture: A Review
		Anderson is a psychologist and former anti-Vietnam war activist; Ray is the pollster whose pioneering article on what he dubbed the Cultural Creatives, first published in the Institute for Noetic Science’s glossy magazine in 1996, is often cited by political visionaries.
		Anderson and Ray claim that the Cultural Creatives are a “coherent subculture,” and the first third of their book is an ambitious attempt to buttress that claim.
		Morris Berman is a well-known cultural historian, and his recent book, The Twilight of American Culture (Norton, 205 pp., $24), is an almost perfect counterpoint to The Cultural Creatives.
	www.radicalmiddle.com /x_ray_berman.htm (2324 words)

	a culture gets creative -- an interview with Paul Ray and Sherry Anderson
		These Cultural Creatives are already creating lots of social inventions that are going to make a new world, not just reshuffle old political programs.
		The Modern culture is the dominant, parent culture of this civilization, and it goes back 500 years to the Renaissance.
		Sherry: The word that comes up for me is “muting.” The Cultural Creative’s voices have been muted because they believe that few others want to hear what they have to say or would be willing to act on their ideas.
	www.futurenet.org /16culture/rayanderson.htm (3438 words)

	From the Editor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Approximately one quarter of the American and European populations consists of cultural creatives, progressive thinkers who are deeply concerned about issues of worldwide ecological, economic, and social sustainability and who value wholism, spirituality, diversity, and authenticity.
		Today, the possibility that cultural creative values will gradually overtake mainstream values is definitely on the radar.
		One of the core issues for the emergent cultural creative community is the intersection of spirituality and politics.
	www.newtimes.org /issue/0303/editor.htm (661 words)

	Discovering The Cultural Creatives
		The Cultural Creatives are a new breed - a subculture that has gained a place among the two other major U.S. subcultures, the Traditionals; and the Moderns.
		Then I saw the way they are innovating in American life: These are the people who are being very creative culturally- not technologically like the Internet, but with new kinds of businesses, new movements, new ways of life, new ways of seeing the world.
		The Core Cultural Creatives are the ones who subscribe to the whole packageenvironmental responsibility and the spiritual and personal development path-and they are much stronger in their orientation.
	www.lightparty.com /Misc/DiscoveringCultural.html (1933 words)

	The Cultural Creatives, (April 2001) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Part of the reason for this seeming silence is that there has been little media coverage; despite the entrenched value system supported by cultural creatives, their ideas are no longer considered radical enough to draw specific media attention.
		A huge portion of the book is devoted to this subject, and includes many personal stories; the underlying purpose is to open the eyes of all cultural creatives (of either subgroup) who simply don’t yet realize their inclusion.
		Ray and Anderson tell us that it wasn’t lost, but merely flowed deeply, silently into the overall culture — and that it’s now possible for the cultural creatives to become the dominant culture within a relatively short time (ten to twenty years).
	www.newtimes.org /issue/0104/cultural.htm (697 words)

	Cultural Creatives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The Cultural Creatives tend to value community, the environment, human values, are global in outlook, read extensively, watch less TV, are anti-authoritarian and reflect a "new consciousness" that is evolving.
		A second interesting aspect of the phenomenon is that the Cultural Creatives have not yet found each other.
		In relation to Ray’s terminology, it is clear that ecovillagers are part of the Cultural Creatives, comprising one of the front lines on this historical shift in values which is still in its early days.
	www.ross-jackson.com /copy_of_books/the2.htm (501 words)

	The Global Citizen: Cultural Creatives
		I don't know whether to cheer or cringe at the news that the way of life my friends and I have been quietly crafting for decades, always assuming we were far off the mainstream, suddenly has a name and constitutes a trend.
		"Cultural creatives" they call us, or worse, "trans-modernists." According to anthropologist Paul Ray, who seems to have named us, "this group has no established leaders, no professed ideology and no cohesive sense of community.
		Cultural creatives do have a reputation, partially deserved, for thinking they're above the unenlightened masses who ignorantly despoil the earth.
	www.pcdf.org /meadows/cultcreatives.htm (766 words)

	Gene Expression: "Hard Seculars" vs. "Cultural Creatives"
		I suspect that a large number of the people who would be characterized as part of the "Secular" coalition are the Cultural Creatives, in other words, the descendants of the 1960s counter-culture.
		In the final analysis, I think "Cultural Creatives," or the broad spiritual majority of the "Secular Coalition," are a genuine cultural force with their own internal system of values and ways of interacting and speaking.
		Here the "Cultural Creatives" are Rifkinesque and have a Romantic aversion to tampering with Nature, while "Hard Seculars" are strictly consequentialist.
	www.gnxp.com /MT2/archives/002132.html (552 words)

	WorldChanging: Another World Is Here: The Greening of the Creative Class?
		His argument -- that "cultural creatives" (an intentionally broad social-economic category) were most attracted to diverse, tolerant urban environments -- resonated with many, particularly those who were encompassed by his "creative class" definition.
		His definition of cultural creatives includes professional categories other sociologists might otherwise omit, and it remains to be seen whether his assertions about the connection between creative workers and economic growth will hold true over the long run.
		If one were to argue that a route to individual creative explosion is through the debasement of mass culture one might be closer to a truth, but not one we should model ourselves on.
	www.worldchanging.com /archives/002610.html (2051 words)

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