Understanding Creativity

Viktor Dörfler, Zoltán Baracskai, Jolan Velencei
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We have never seen creativity. More precisely, we have never seen the creative process; what we have seen is the creative individual (ex ante) and the outcome of creativity (ex post). Therefore we try to understand creativity by examining creative individuals and their creations. In this paper we only consider the creation of new knowledge. We draw on a wide variety of backgrounds. We wander into the area of cognitive psychology to investigate who is talented for creativity. We also draw on arts, history and philosophy of science, stories of mystics, some great novels and essays we have read as well as our experience in both working with creatives and creating new knowledge. Based on this shaky foundation we will describe creativity as illumination, through jokes, as a quest for harmony, as being
理解创造力
我们从未见过创造力。更准确地说,我们从未见过创造过程;我们所看到的是创造性的个体(事前)和创造性的结果(事后)。因此,我们试图通过研究有创造力的个体和他们的创作来理解创造力。在本文中,我们只考虑新知识的创造。我们利用各种各样的背景。我们漫游到认知心理学的领域去调查谁有创造力。我们也借鉴艺术、历史和科学哲学、神秘主义者的故事、我们读过的一些伟大的小说和散文,以及我们与创意人员合作和创造新知识的经验。基于这个摇摇欲坠的基础,我们将把创造力描述为通过笑话的启发,描述为对和谐的追求,描述为存在
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