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565489
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Meek, Emily Ann,
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Creative flooding [Thesis]
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Pacifica Graduate Institute, 2005
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eng
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Ph.D.
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, Pacifica Graduate Institute
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Creativity, the ability to bring something new into existence, has allowed humankind to attain its highest achievements. Looking into the lives of those honored as highly creative, however, we often find individuals who are also considered to be disturbed, and studies abound indicating a disproportionately high concurrence of creativity and psychopathology. Must we accept that there is something intrinsic to the creative process that links it to mental illness? Or might there be other relevant considerations, possibly overlooked until now, that could help us understand the high incidence of psychopathology among creative individuals?.
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Psychotherapy, Fine arts, Personality
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http://dl.islamicdoc.com/site/catalogue/565489
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