Uses figurative language to contrast the values of the Indian culture with the culture which replaced it in America. (RB)

Describes the creation of New College in Hawaii that requires each student to complete a major creative work. (PG)

Provides explanations of how creative thinking might take place and lists some characteristics of creative scientists. (CP)

Special issue devoted to the life and works of Gustavo Adolfo Becquer. (DS)

Discusses the need for organizational innovation to meet the needs of our technical society by making organizations more creative. (MB)

The author is concerned about the overemphasis on form and techniques in teaching literature, and suggests that teachers encourage the release of emotion and feelings in their students by means of literature and written expression. (SP)

Suggests that the correction procedure proposed by Clark and Mirels (Journal of Educational Measurement, 1970, 7, 83-86) is at best a partial correction. The merit of other precedures should be considered. (GS)

For a creative counseling situation to occur, the counselor must cultivate a positive climate that can encourage the child's unique spontaneity, wonder, and feelings. The attitude and the climate that the counselor establishes in a counseling relationship are possible because the counselor himself has undergone his own search for meaning. Because…

The article advances the argument that improvisational technique is an externalization of an otherwise internal and creative state of mind, the primary value of which is the discovery of vital principles. (Author)

The author discusses how textiles were incorporated into the art curriculum. (MF)