Imagining the unknown - Responsible creativity for a better tomorrow
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Lutnæs, E. (2015). Imagining the unknown-Responsible creativity for a better tomorrow. FORMakademisk, 8(1). http://dx.doi.org/10.7577/formakademisk.1404Sammendrag
This paper explores
the scientific discourse on creativity in the field of design education
,
drawing upon
165 papers presented at the DRS//CUMULUS
Oslo 2013 conference. The review
shows
creativity
to be
a key concept in the scientific discourse
and identifies five
storylines
that
con
ceptualise creativity as
a
generic human capacity for which the field of design
education eagerly
claims
responsibility.
In the scientific discourse, the
fostering of creativity
is
a
leading
motive
when articulating reasons for design to gain terrain in general education.
A multifaceted repertoire of strategies to solve design problems can drive new ideas or artefacts that contribute to
both
environmental protection and degradation, human aid or human
-
made disasters.
I
discuss
how to frame the relevant educational content of creativity as part of
a general education that empowers
citizens to promote sustainability and meet global challenges
ahead
.