CRI Week 2

24 flashcards

Romantic View
Renaissance, creativity is innate, = intelligence
Graham Wallas View
Creativity lives in person, stages
Graham Wallas View Stage 1
Preparation - problem identified and analyzed
Graham Wallas View Stage 2
Incubation - sub-conscious mind works on problem
Graham Wallas View Stage 3
Illumination - sub conscious mind emerge, solution is discovered
Graham Wallas View Stage 4
Verification - new solution is tested against problem
PIIV
Stages of Graham Wallas View
Psychological view
Creativity is problem solving, creating values, coincides with novelty
P-Creativity
Everyday problem solving thats new to you
H-Creativity
Breakthrough new to world
Scale and luck
difference between P and H creativity
System view
Art value, creativity interacting relationships between people, culture, idea/art recievedby people, never production of individual action but context
Creativity anti-genius
Creativity is cultivated skill, result of process and effort
Indigenous view
Purpose over novelty, responsibility
Creative led failures
Innovative ideas without value
manager led failure
failure that errodes creative identity
Creativity broker
Someone with established creative skills or is able to navigate other’s creatives skills who is also able to navigate business language
Symbolic goods
Ideas, experiences, images where value is dependent on play of symbolic meanng customer finds
UK's Creative Industries Mapping Document
defines creative as industries with origin in individual skill, creativity, skill, talent, with potential for wealth and job creation through generation and exploitation of IP
Divergent
taking problems apart
Convergent
putting together evidence and testing solutions
Innovators
Creators of ideas, thinkers, work with adapters for best results
Adapters
Flexible, pick up pieces, work best with innovators
Bisociation
Creativity combination of different opposing concept held together