Last week the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C. welcomed "Nordic Cool 2013", a month-long festival showcasing the finest examples of music, dance, literature,fashion, food, lifestyle and the arts, all the product of creativity and a thousand years of tradition from the Nordic countries.
Many regard it as the first true work of art.The earliest products of human creativity intrigued the artists of the 20th century.
But the curry you get at your local Maharajah or Taste of India is generally an Identikit, rather than Indian, product, devoid of creativity, flair, originality and difference.
In any area of creativity, creative products tended to be judged mostly by formal experts on the subject-matter.
"Ear Hustle" is in many ways about the creativity required to live a satisfying life — or even a sane life — in prison, and is itself a product of that creativity.
Language is an organic product of human creativity, say the Descriptivists, and people should be allowed to write however they please.
No matter how much their work may be based on their lives, authors regard it as distinct, a product of their creativity; they do not want it muddled with, and reduced to, biographical facts, of which they would prefer to be the mediators.
Lederman and colleagues consider a student to have a comprehensive understanding of NOS if they know that scientific knowledge is tentative, empirically based, partly the product of human creativity, and socially embedded (Abd-El-Khalick et al. 1998; Lederman 1998).
It's also something of a product of crowdsourcing creativity itself: Ahlborn re-released the book in 2012, after it went big time, with and extra 6,000 words and new plot developments — no doubt influenced by those reading and giving feedback on the book, Amazon reviews being a key part of how people engage with content on the site.
But we also feel attraction to those things that are purely the product of human creativity.
