This study designed and applied integrated math-science instruction to gifted students to enable expression of creative potential, and examined the creativity and creative productivity in the context of a classroom designed to facilitate improvement.
Silva, particularly, became a brilliant expression of creative instincts.
"This expression of creative ideas, though many of them are contradictory, is likely to have a strong influence on what may happen".
But at their best, these videos become subtle artistic reveries, an elegant expression of creative impulses and their weird primordial pull.
For Lessig the "right to quote [to remix] is a critical expression of creative freedom that in a broad range of contexts, no free society should restrict".
As Charlene Haddock Seigfried notes, "[p]ragmatists tend to celebrate otherness by seeking out and welcoming difference as an expression of creative subjectivity" (1996, 267).
This modern stance epitomized what Ortega had come to understand as one of the distinctive characteristics of modernity: the consciousness of human life's increasing depreciation and the subsequent reaffirmation of life through the expression of creative freedom.
Pragmatists, she says, "are more likely to emphasize that everyone is a significantly and valuably Other … and tend to celebrate otherness by seeking out and welcoming difference as an expression of creative subjectivity" (1996, 267).
Hence, it is not enough to confine ourselves to a simple attitude of conservation which would risk transforming contexts produced by the relations men have established with their life environments into standardised, over-refined "images", the skin detached from the fruit, but we need to continue letting each context be the expression of creative production.
It's a natural expression of its creative vision.
