β Scribed by Margaret A. Boden (auth.), Γ ke E. Andersson, Nils-Eric Sahlin (eds.)
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
This is a volume on the concepts, theories, models and social consequences of creativity. It contains articles by well-known cognitive scientists, economists, mathematicians, philosophers and psychologists.
Front Matter....Pages i-vii
The Constraints of Knowledge....Pages 1-4
The Gist of Creativity....Pages 5-16
Creativity and the Evolutionary Viewpoint....Pages 17-22
The Internal Breeding-Ground of Creativity....Pages 23-33
Process and Creation....Pages 35-50
A Fourth Grade Experience....Pages 51-58
Value-Change and Creativity....Pages 59-66
On Creativity in Reasoning....Pages 67-78
Toward a Mathematical Modeling of Creativity....Pages 79-103
Creativity. Some Historical Footnotes from Science and Art....Pages 105-114
The World, The Mind and Mathematics....Pages 115-138
Creativity, Complexity and Qualitative Economic Development....Pages 139-151
Interdisciplinary Studies; Philosophy of Science; Methodology of the Social Sciences; Philosophy of Education
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