Ancient Chinese Views of Creativity
Inquiry 22 (3):29-36 (2003)
| Abstract | This essay examines modern linguistic meaning of creativity and its roots in ancient Cinese philosophy. In particular, two kinds of creativity that originated in ancient Cinese thought -- natural and individual creativity -- are introduced and discussed | |||||||||
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