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This article concerning the kinds of creativity associated with 'Existentialism' forms part of a series of articles entitled 'Notes on Creativity Revolutions'. The series is designed to: a) provide a brief background to writers and movements discussed in my forthcoming book 'Gifts of the Muse' and/or; b) provide students of various units I teach with additional explanatory material useful to them as they complete assignments etc. Note: these articles are pitched at first year university level and should be read as notes/summaries of aspects of key movements or ideas of relevance to contemporary writers (rather than as works of in-depth academic analysis as per literary criticism proper).
Link to 'Notes on Creativity Revolutions - Existentialism and Creativity' all rights reserved, Ian Irvine, 2011.
Note: All quotes from relevant non-fiction texts on Existentialism used with reference to 'fair usage provisions' in international copyright law and made use of for the purposes of criticism and educational insight. Readers might consider purchasing the full versions of texts alluded to via Amazon or other online book stores.
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