Communication and Creativity

Authors

  • I. T. Kasavin Institute of Philosophy, Russian Academy of Sciences

Keywords:

Knowledge, creativity, communication, meaning, existence, social epistemology, interaction, language

Abstract

Modern epistemology focusing on the nature of creative cognition problematizes the famous alternatives of individualism and collectivism, representativism and constructivism. Creativity is thus situated in the space between the unique creative personality and mechanisms of social communication (social recognition), and balances between producing in a mysterious manner of what does not exist and of cognizing of what exists and how it exists. Communication in some hidden or minimal form can be found in every creative act, and genuine communication is inconceivable without producing new meanings. Besides all, an attention to communicative context allows complementing the descriptive-interdisciplinary study of creativity with its existential aspect as dramatic unity of the stable and the dynamic, discipline and freedom.

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Published

2018-11-04

Issue

Section

Human in the system of communication