CONTENTS

pp.：  5 – 8

Acknowledgments

pp.：  9 – 10

Contributors

pp.：  11 – 16

Introduction --- Michael Krausz

pp.：  17 – 4

PART ONE EXPLAINING CREATIVITY: PERSONS, PROCESSES, AND PRODUCTS

pp.：  5 – 5

Chapter One Criteria of Creativity --- Carl R. Hausman

pp.：  25 – 38

Chapter Two Creative Product and Creative Process in Science and Art --- Larry Briskman

pp.：  39 – 64

Chapter Three The Rationality of Creativity --- I. C. Jarvie

pp.：  65 – 84

Chapter Four Creativity as a Darwinian Phenomenon: The Blind-Variation and Selective-Retention Model --- Dean Keith Simonton

pp.：  85 – 104

Chapter Five Creativity and Skill --- Berys Gaut

pp.：  105 – 126

Chapter Six On Bringing a Work into Existence --- Peter Lamarque

pp.：  127 – 5

PART TWO CREATIVITY, IMAGINATION, AND SELF

pp.：  6 – 5

Chapter Seven Poincaré's 'Delicate Sieve': On Creativity and Constraints in the Arts --- Paisley Livingston

pp.：  151 – 168

Chapter Eight The Creative Imagination --- Michael Polanyi

pp.：  169 – 186

Chapter Nine Every Horse has a Mouth: A Personal Poetics --- F. E. Sparshott

pp.：  187 – 212

Chapter Ten Creativity and Self-Transformation --- Michael Krausz

pp.：  213 – 226

Chapter Eleven On the Dialectical Phenomenology of Creativity --- Albert Hofstadter

pp.：  227 – 234

Chapter Twelve The Artistic Relevance of Creativity --- David Davies

pp.：  235 – 5

PART THREE FORMS AND DOMAINS OF CREATIVITY

pp.：  6 – 352

Chapter Thirteen Creativity: How Does it Work? --- Margaret Boden

pp.：  259 – 272

Chapter Fourteen The Three Domains of Creativity --- Arthur Koestler

pp.：  273 – 288

Chapter Fifteen Creativity in Science --- Rom Harré

pp.：  289 – 314

Chapter Sixteen Creative Interpretation of Literary Texts --- Thomas Leddy

pp.：  315 – 334

Chapter Seventeen Creativity in Philosophy and the Arts --- John M. Carvalho

pp.：  335 – 352

Index

pp.：  353 – 370