The creative process: A phenomenological and psychometric investigation of artistic creativity
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2005-08
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Melbourne Authors
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Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences: Psychiatry
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Nelson, C. B. (2005). The creative process: a phenomenological and psychometric investigation of artistic creativity. PhD thesis, Department of Psychology, University of Melbourne.
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© 2005 Christopher Barnaby Nelson.
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Although a variety of approaches have been adopted to researching creativity, the phenomenology of creativity has not been well-represented in the literature. This constitutes a significant obstacle to achieving a comprehensive, satisfactory model of the creative process. The current thesis aimed to provide a systematic analysis of the phenomenology of artistic creativity. The thesis also attempted to integrate the analysis of phenomenological aspects of artistic creativity with the more established approaches of creativity-personality and creativity-psychopathology research. Specifically, the research investigated whether the phenomenology of artistic creativity varies in relation to features of personality and psychopathology.
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creativityphenomenologythe creative processart and psychologycreativity and madness