ANTIQUE PHILOSOPHY (DEMOCRITUS, PLATO) AND THE PROBLEM OF CREATIVE WORK
Journal: ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RESEARCH
№ 2
, 2014
Authors:
1.
National Research University of Electronic Technology, Moscow
Type:
Article
ELocator
:
55—63
Status:
Published
Received:
11.09.2014
Accepted:
21.11.2014
Published:
21.11.2014
Subject area:
UDC 101.1 + 7.01
Language:
Russian
Keywords:
creative work, demiurge, logic, dialectics, contradiction, universal, special, single, freedom, necessity, amateur performances, Democritus, Plato, cognition
Abstract:
The historical conditions of formation and the content of the concepts of creativity by pioneers of philosophical thought’s main currents - Democritus and Plato - are discussed. The analysis of these concepts identified universal basis of creativity, and thus its nature, essence and the main characteristics of creative activity. A system of contradictions of creative activity, identified by the great philosophers, and a way to resolve these contradictions proposed by them, were shown.
The historical conditions of formation and the content of the concepts of creativity by pioneers of philosophical thought’s main currents - Democritus and Plato - are discussed. The analysis of these concepts identified universal basis of creativity, and thus its nature, essence and the main characteristics of creative activity. A system of contradictions of creative activity, identified by the great philosophers, and a way to resolve these contradictions proposed by them, were shown.
Keywords:
creative work, demiurge, logic, dialectics, contradiction, universal, special, single, freedom, necessity, amateur performances, Democritus, Plato, cognition
creative work, demiurge, logic, dialectics, contradiction, universal, special, single, freedom, necessity, amateur performances, Democritus, Plato, cognition
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