Paul Tillich On Creativity

Paul Tillich On Creativity

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May 8, 1989 · English · Paperback (174 pages)
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Format Paperback
Pages 174
Language English
Published May 8, 1989
Publisher University Press of America
ISBN-10 0819173118
ISBN-13 9780819173119

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Jacquelyn Ann K. Kegley delves into the profound thoughts of Paul Tillich, exploring his nuanced understanding of creativity. Through a detailed analysis, she unpacks how Tillich perceives creativity not merely as artistic expression, but as a vital, dynamic force embedded in the human experience. Kegley navigates Tillich’s philosophical insights, shedding light on the intersection of creativity with spirituality and existence.

In her examination, Kegley emphasizes the transformative power of creativity, illustrating how it can lead to deeper self-awareness and connection with the divine. By articulating Tillich's views, she invites readers to recognize creativity as a fundamental aspect of life that transcends traditional boundaries.

The work ultimately serves as a comprehensive guide for those seeking to grasp the broader implications of Tillich's philosophy on creativity. Whether one is a scholar, a practitioner, or simply a curious reader, Kegley’s exploration reveals the rich layers of meaning behind creative expression and its essential role in the human journey.

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Romance Philosophy

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