Questions and literature

Questions for self-control on the course:
1. Why is creativity considered a phenomenon of human activity?
2. What idea does A. Bergson express the concept of “life force”?
3. Can nature do?
4. What does it mean - “creativity is an anthropological phenomenon”?
5. Can there be a culture without a person?
6. Why is creativity inseparable from freedom?
7. What do the theories of “aesthetic hedonism” express?
8. Why did Schlegel call poetry “the initial chaos of human nature”?
9. Are the ideals of beauty the same?
10. Why did Nietzsche need Apollo and Dionysus?
11. What brings art and game together?
12. Why did Schiller think that there is a deep meaning in the child’s play?
13. What is the "dehumanization of art"?
14. How can one define an irrational human experience?
15. What role does catharsis play in the psychology of creativity?
16. How is catharsis different from sublimation?
17. Who are the formalists?
18. Can knowledge be considered a creative process?
19. Is it possible to make a discovery intuitively?
20. Why is creativity a deeply individual act?
21. What is a “picture of the world”?
22. Is creativity addressed to the “collective unconscious”?
23. What is the contribution of Freud to the psychology of the unconscious?
24. What did KG Jung discover in the psychology of creativity?
25. What is an archetype?
26. Are genius and villainy compatible?
27. Why did Plato consider genius mad?
28. What is an aesthetic experience?
29. How is catharsis different from sublimation?
30. Is it always a tragic experience of the meaninglessness of being?
31. Who wrote the poem "Poetic art" (Boileau)?
32. How is classicism different from romanticism?
33. What is postmodern?
34. What are the main signs of postmodern?
35. Who called the modern world a “global village”?
36. Who introduced the concept of "deconstruction"?
37. Is creativity different from activity?
38. What is creativity?
39. What is imagination?
40. What is special about creativity?

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