Only through Creativity... Essays on Cultural Philosophy, Aesthetics, and Art Studies

The book presented for the readers' attention is dedicated to the mystery of creativity. Many thinkers, poets, and artists have engaged with it, as is well known. Nevertheless, creativity remains an incompletely articulated phenomenon of human existence.
From the perspectives of cultural philosophy, art studies, and aesthetics, the author examines a number of interconnected themes, including the origins, formation, logic, and embodiment of the creative process. Special attention is given to the subject of creativity, as well as the ethical and aesthetic dominants realized by them in the creative act.
The original synergetic hypothesis of the nature of creativity has established the presence of nonlinearity, openness, and incompleteness in the paths of creation, usually bringing the joy of happiness, but often the bitterness and tragedy of creative existence. The work is intended for specialists in cultural studies, philosophers, art historians, and a wide range of readers interested in the phenomenon of creativity.