Zoetics: New Perspectives on Fundamental Creativity by Ian Irvine (Hobson)
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edited: Monday, January 2, 2023
Posted: Monday, August 4, 2014
In preparation for a panel conducted at the Bendigo Writers' Festival in August of this year (2014) Sue King-Smith and I attempted to outline the creativity philosophy behind our recently founded 'Zoetics Institute'. The piece below will also be up at the Zoetics Institute website once launched. We are promoting non-oppressive, New Science influenced perspectives on two concepts fundamental to what we do: 'fundamental creativity' and 'creative living'.
This piece belongs to Hermes and Sesheta: (Unheralded) Gods of the New Media Revolution, Vol. 2 of The Collected Works of Ian Irvine (Hobson). (Nonfiction)
I have read your entire philosophical statement and find that it is quite creative and enlightening. Like Odin [Kent] Roark has written to me, "everyone's creative."
There is much fear of the future in many lives who feel trapped by their circumstances and unable to find creative ways of moving forward. This century will need great creativity to work on the many problems created by the hyper economic paradigm we are in. Your suggested de-structuring step in the right direction. Thank you. And to your coauthor, Dr. Sue King-Smith, I grant you both congratulations on a job well started.
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interesting, thought provoking read
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There is much fear of the future in many lives who feel trapped by their circumstances and unable to find creative ways of moving forward. This century will need great creativity to work on the many problems created by the hyper economic paradigm we are in. Your suggested de-structuring step in the right direction. Thank you. And to your coauthor, Dr. Sue King-Smith, I grant you both congratulations on a job well started.
Ron