The idea of creativity /
The idea of creativity /
edited by Michael Krausz, Denis Dutton and Karen Bardsley.
- 1 online resource.
- Brill eBook titles 2009 .
- Philosophy of History and Culture 28. European History and Culture E-Books Online, Collection 2009, ISBN: 9789004222854. .
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Preliminary Materials / Chapter One. Criteria Of Creativity / Chapter Two. Creative Product And Creative Process In Science And Art / Chapter Three. The Rationality Of Creativity / Chapter Four. Creativity As A Darwinian Phenomenon: The Blind-Variation Andselective-Retention Model / Chapter Five. Creativity And Skill / Chapter Six. On Bringing A Work Into Existence / Chapter Seven. Poincaré’s ‘Delicate Sieve’: On Creativity And Constraints In The Arts / Chapter Eight. The Creative Imagination / Chapter Nine. Every Horse Has A Mouth: A Personal Poetics / Chapter Ten. Creativity And Self-Transformation / Chapter Eleven. On The Dialectical Phenomenology Of Creativity / Chapter Twelve. The Artistic Relevance Of Creativity / Chapter Thirteen. Creativity: How Does It Work? / Chapter Fourteen. The Three Domains Of Creativity / Chapter Fifteen. Creativity In Science / Chapter Sixteen. Creative Interpretation Of Literary Texts / Chapter Seventeen. Creativity In Philosophy And The Arts / Index / K. Bardsley , D. Dutton and M. Krausz -- Carl R. Hausman -- Larry Briskman -- I. C. Jarvie -- Dean Keith Simonton -- Berys Gaut -- Peter Lamarque -- Paisley Livingston -- Michael Polanyi -- F. E. Sparshott -- Michael Krausz -- Albert Hofstadter -- David Davies -- Margaret Boden -- Arthur Koestler -- Rom Harré -- Thomas Leddy -- John M. Carvalho -- K. Bardsley , D. Dutton and M. Krausz.
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Seventeen philosophers, scientists and artists consider questions about the intriguing idea of creativity: Is creativity essentially mysterious? Is creativity essentially inspirational or rationalistic? What role does skill play in creativity? What are the criteria of creativity? Should we assign logical priority to creative persons, creative processes, or creative products? How do forms of creativity relate to different domains of human activity? How does creativity relate to self-transformation? How does our knowledge of the circumstances of creativity effect our appreciation of its products? Can a recipient of a creative work also be a creator of it? Contributors include: Margaret Boden, Larry Briskman, John M. Carvalho, David Davies, Berys Gaut,Rom Harré, Carl R. Hausman, Albert Hofstadter, Arthur Koestler, Michael Krausz, Peter Lamarque, Thomas Leddy, Paisley Livingston, Michael Polany, Dean Keith Simonton, and Francis Sparshott. This book is also available in paperback.
9789047427902
10.1163/ej.9789004174443.i-348 DOI
2008055174
GBA8E1731 bnb
014858170 Uk
Creative ability.
BF408 / .I36 2009
153.3/5
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Preliminary Materials / Chapter One. Criteria Of Creativity / Chapter Two. Creative Product And Creative Process In Science And Art / Chapter Three. The Rationality Of Creativity / Chapter Four. Creativity As A Darwinian Phenomenon: The Blind-Variation Andselective-Retention Model / Chapter Five. Creativity And Skill / Chapter Six. On Bringing A Work Into Existence / Chapter Seven. Poincaré’s ‘Delicate Sieve’: On Creativity And Constraints In The Arts / Chapter Eight. The Creative Imagination / Chapter Nine. Every Horse Has A Mouth: A Personal Poetics / Chapter Ten. Creativity And Self-Transformation / Chapter Eleven. On The Dialectical Phenomenology Of Creativity / Chapter Twelve. The Artistic Relevance Of Creativity / Chapter Thirteen. Creativity: How Does It Work? / Chapter Fourteen. The Three Domains Of Creativity / Chapter Fifteen. Creativity In Science / Chapter Sixteen. Creative Interpretation Of Literary Texts / Chapter Seventeen. Creativity In Philosophy And The Arts / Index / K. Bardsley , D. Dutton and M. Krausz -- Carl R. Hausman -- Larry Briskman -- I. C. Jarvie -- Dean Keith Simonton -- Berys Gaut -- Peter Lamarque -- Paisley Livingston -- Michael Polanyi -- F. E. Sparshott -- Michael Krausz -- Albert Hofstadter -- David Davies -- Margaret Boden -- Arthur Koestler -- Rom Harré -- Thomas Leddy -- John M. Carvalho -- K. Bardsley , D. Dutton and M. Krausz.
Available to subscribing member institutions only.
Seventeen philosophers, scientists and artists consider questions about the intriguing idea of creativity: Is creativity essentially mysterious? Is creativity essentially inspirational or rationalistic? What role does skill play in creativity? What are the criteria of creativity? Should we assign logical priority to creative persons, creative processes, or creative products? How do forms of creativity relate to different domains of human activity? How does creativity relate to self-transformation? How does our knowledge of the circumstances of creativity effect our appreciation of its products? Can a recipient of a creative work also be a creator of it? Contributors include: Margaret Boden, Larry Briskman, John M. Carvalho, David Davies, Berys Gaut,Rom Harré, Carl R. Hausman, Albert Hofstadter, Arthur Koestler, Michael Krausz, Peter Lamarque, Thomas Leddy, Paisley Livingston, Michael Polany, Dean Keith Simonton, and Francis Sparshott. This book is also available in paperback.
9789047427902
10.1163/ej.9789004174443.i-348 DOI
2008055174
GBA8E1731 bnb
014858170 Uk
Creative ability.
BF408 / .I36 2009
153.3/5