Creativity Research Journal · 1989 · 10 citations · 57 references
Life SciencesBiologyEvolutionary BiologyCreativityEvolutionary PsychologyHuman EvolutionBehavioral DevelopmentCognitive EvolutionCreative CognitionCreative PersonalityCreative ProcessCultural TransmissionCognitive Processes In CreativityCreative BehaviorCreative Process ModelingCulture-gene CoevolutionEvolutionary Creativity
Abstract: Lumsden and Findlay (1988) presented a sociobiological model concerned with the ontogeny of the creative act and its potential influences on geneculture coevolution. In reviewing the content and implications of this model, we found that it is consistent with certain aspects of the creative process, and that it suggests several promising new research avenues. When the ongoing debate concerning biological and cultural determinants of human behavior was considered, however, we came to the conclusion that biologically based models must be applied cautiously, particularly as they pertain to cultural innovation.
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