The spontaneous capacity to produce ideas is a focal dimension of our life. It is generally agreed that creativity (a manifestation of structure and functional brain processes) defines the potential of society, and it has been explored in several aspects (e.g. from physiological, social, psychological, developmental, cognitive, and historical perspectives). Actually, if the brain is the object of investigation of the cognitive science and thus neuroscience, creativity is an integral part of human achievement and social and technological development. Over the years, it has been hard to create research protocols that associate both lines, though recently attempts have been made to connect those issues, exploring the benefits of a transdisciplinary methodology. Aim of this work is to explain the biological basis of creativity processes in order to highlight possible developments of ICT technologies to simulate, support and empowering its complex pathways.
A complex framework for spontaneous creativity / Maldonato, N. M.; Duval, M.; Continisio, G. I.; Bottone, M.; De Lucia, S.; Muzii, B.; Esposito, A.; Di Corrado, D.. - (2020), pp. 233-236. (Intervento presentato al convegno 11th IEEE International Conference on Cognitive Infocommunications, CogInfoCom 2020 tenutosi a fin nel 2020) [10.1109/CogInfoCom50765.2020.9237834].
A complex framework for spontaneous creativity
Maldonato N. M.
;Duval M.;Continisio G. I.;Bottone M.;Muzii B.;
2020
Abstract
The spontaneous capacity to produce ideas is a focal dimension of our life. It is generally agreed that creativity (a manifestation of structure and functional brain processes) defines the potential of society, and it has been explored in several aspects (e.g. from physiological, social, psychological, developmental, cognitive, and historical perspectives). Actually, if the brain is the object of investigation of the cognitive science and thus neuroscience, creativity is an integral part of human achievement and social and technological development. Over the years, it has been hard to create research protocols that associate both lines, though recently attempts have been made to connect those issues, exploring the benefits of a transdisciplinary methodology. Aim of this work is to explain the biological basis of creativity processes in order to highlight possible developments of ICT technologies to simulate, support and empowering its complex pathways.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
