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#24B CREATIVE EXPRESSION I see life as playground, where I express creativity, not prison where I struggle to survive. As living space designer—or as chef—I go beyond shelter or taste: I bring taste/ form / function together in pleasing ways. As writer/artist/designer/composer, my creations come to life when creative thinking, passive observing, listening —and sometimes emotionally painful experience— ends, and active describing / storytelling / sharing begins. Suffering brings out my best art: imposing artificial structure on transient chaos —presented not in isolation but as part of an interconnected fabric that touches the divine! |
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More Information About This Worldview Theme |
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a spade WV Theme... |
...individual <---> nature |
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the theme is paired with: #24A Struggling With
A Basic Need: Sustenance |
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this theme as presented in older version of theme structure: formerly theme 12 in version 3.0 structure new to version 4?--not entirely |
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click to look at the Project Worldview Cultural Literacy Encyclopedia Related Words, Beliefs, Background articles for the above choice |
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Project Worldview authored discussion, Worldview Watch related issues, songs, etc. |
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| Discussion from The Worldview Literacy Book | Songs | ||
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Wikipedia articles related to this theme: |
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| Artist | creativity | identifies with both motivated and non-motivated functions of Art | |
| values creative play | Aesthetics | identifies great art with the sublime | |
| composer | writer | designer | |
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worldview internal inconsistency related: Strongly valuing this theme and any of the themes in the list below is a contradiction: |
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| #17A Bitterness
& Vengeance |
#18B
Rational / Dispassionate |
#20B
Authoritarian Followers |
#33A Servitude / Enslaved |
| #46B Military Backers | #202A Cautious Processing | ||
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"As you shop in "The Reality Marketplace" avoid
spending your "reality cash" too early, before you have
seen
everything. "
from Coming of Age in the Global Village,
by
Stephen P. Cook, with Donella H. Meadows.