Computational creativity research has produced many computational systems that are described as creative. A comprehensive literature survey reveals that although such systems are labelled as creative, there is a distinct lack of evaluation of the creativity of creative systems. As a research community, we should adopt a more scientific approach to evaluation of the creativity of our systems if ...

We introduce two descriptive models for evaluating creative software; the FACE model, which describes creative acts performed by software in terms of tuples of generative acts, and the IDEA model, which describes how such creative acts can have an impact upon an audience. We show how these models have been inspired both by ideas in the psychology of creativity and by an analysis of acts of huma...

It seems it is especially postmodern literature that undermines the belief in a clear and direct relationship between the physical world and the language depicting it. Quite recently, especially the possible worlds theories and their application in literary theory have tried to explain this relationship. Analyzing the narrative techniques used by Donald Barthelme in his short story The Dragon, ...

Human capitals are part of a country’s wealth, and proper functioning of the society depends on the creativity of its elites and Human nature. Nowadays, managing the Elites and preventing their immigration has become one of the difficult issues faced by many organizations. In this research, a lot of effort has been put into finding out the typology of the behavior patterns of the elite using th...

Quakers have had an ambivalent historical relationship with creativity, initially placing taboos around its creation and reception, but they now actively make enjoy literature. This article explores what might constitute a Liberal Quaker Literary Aesthetic (QLA), tests theoretical model through analysis of the poetry British poets Philip Gross Sybil Ruth. The QLA, it is suggested, consists seve...

In this article the authors argue that a new category of creativity, called “mini-c” creativity, is needed to advance creativity theory and research. Mini-c creativity differs from little-c (everyday) or Big-C (eminent) creativity as it refers to the creative processes involved in the construction of personal knowledge and understanding. The authors discuss how the category of mini-c creativity...

Din Mehmeti is a prominent poet of Albanian poetry in Kosovo. For 60 years his literary creativity, he has published 17 books poetry, which have been appreciated by both readers and critics. It also translated into several languages the world, such as English, Italian, French, Croatian, etc. distinguished for its high artistic sensitivity rich representation. One main preoccupations remains fat...

Psychoanalysis has a great contribution to psychological literature, and it provided with indicators for analyzing studying writers artists. There is strong correlated relationship between literature psychology, which closer literary creativity, similar other sciences. Creative analysis shows the unconscious through repressions, diseases, disorders that The creator suffers from it, embodied in ...

Some authors defend literary cognitivism – the view that literary fiction is cognitively valu­ able – by drawing an analogy between cognitive values of thought experiments and literary fiction. In this paper my aim is to analyse the reasons for drawing this analogy and to see how far the analogy can be stretched. In the second part, I turn to the claim put forward by literary anti­cognitivists ...