The creative process and the art of poetry
Keywords:
process, creative, art, poetryAbstract
Research examines the nature of artistic creation, and shows what the
creator and the sources of creativity and goals, and interpretations of the
creative process with the ancient and modern poets, led by contemporaries.
The research examines the stages of the creative process, and the integration
of the elements of artistic creativity.
The research highlights that the creative process is based on the
interaction between the two components of genetic element and the element of
the environment and acquisition. And that the creator is the one who has the
ability to recognize the missing links between things , explore relationships,
then dismantled and re- formulated ties her new relationship closer Bnvsih
and the way in addressing the outstanding issues.
It shows that most of the scholars and critics, ancient and modern , have
said downshift when the innate creative , even those who wiped out the role
of the conscious mind in the creative process inspiring man made human by
nature distinct from the others in its ability to receive inspiration.
Research shows that the integrated form of the poem , whoever becomes
the last stand- alone carries the ideas of the poet , which blended his
experience of poetry , and images that become linked to new relationships in
itself , and the language , style and music , which does not have the will of the
poet determine its kind.
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