Subhome curiosity

What is creativity?

These are great lines from Liz Sanders, president of SonicRim at the time of her writing. I will induldge in publishing some quotes right here. [Some thought-notes are bracketted in orange for my later editing]

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What is creativity?

Here are many different manifestations of creativity, but the common thread between them all is combining ideas in new ways.       

According to Arthur Koestler (1), the most-cited authority on creativity, every creative act involves bisociation, a process that brings together and combines previously unrelated ideas. He contrasts bisociation with association, saying that association refers to previously established connections among ideas but that bisociation involves making entirely new connections among ideas. Koestler’s definition addresses all forms of creativity, whether in art, science or humor.

What is curiosity?

What is the use of curiosity?

I would like to quote an article about the use of piquing someone's curiosity. It is written in the context of (real life) research learning - specifically how to ask a research question). Of course we are all students in the face of eternity. I hope by quoting some sources to makes the basic themes of curiosity clearer - especially the role it plays in learning. One can extrapolate to the adjacent theme of creativity and to the central theme of visual meaning to understand how it applies to the themes developed by visualcuriosity.