Titlebook: Aging, Creativity and Art; A Positive Perspecti Martin S. Lindauer Book 2003 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2003 Action.Creativit

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Paula Kalaja,Ana Maria F. Barcelos criteria for choosing certain artists have to be spelled out, including those . an old-age style. With these broad guidelines in mind, artists with an old-age style were identified in two studies, and their distinguishing characteristics investigated in a third. (Details are in Lindauer, 1993a; Lindauer, Orwoll, & Kelley, 1997.)

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Strategies in English Language Learning subsequent inquiries into this phenomenon of late-life creativity (Chapter 11). The second crucial question is . works done in the old-age style, which is also another way of identifying artists whose paintings show this sign of late-life creativity.

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New Ideas and Approaches by Aging ArtistsThe 60-80-year-old artists of some repute who completed a questionnaire on the quality and quantity of their work (Chapter 9) also responded to two other kinds of changes in their creativity with age (Lindauer, Orwoll, & Kelley, 1997): (1) in the sources of their ideas, or the “creative process”; and (2) the approach taken to their work, or style.

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Late-Life Creativityf the nation, reflecting a worldwide pattern (McDonald, 1997; Perlmutter, 1990). Average life expectancy has not only increased but has led to two new categories of old age, the very-old and the old-old. There are more than 664 million people over 80 in the world, 1 for every 100 on earth, a number

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Old Age and Old Artistsal accomplishments. A glance at a painting, the sound of the opening chords of a symphony, and the sight of the first few lines of a novel instantly arouse interest or indifference. Artists, too, are attractive: they are adept at translating abstract ideas into concrete images, illustrating broad ge

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The Youthful Rise,Early Fall, and Short Span of Creativityy grow older. For youngsters who enter music competitions, for example, “Victory [in youth] is not a guaranteed ticket into the classical music pantheon. Politics, personal health, changing musical fashions, and the mysterious vagaries of personality, not to mention sheer luck, can be as strong dete

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Late-Life Creativityity model, in which creativity continues beyond the middle years, is the most prominent alternative. It was first formulated around the end of the 19th century, long before the work of Lehman (1953) and the ascendancy of the decline position. Other options come from the humanities, and from anecdota