Flow: A Discussion of Stacey Novack’s “Carried Away: Creativity, Immersive States, and the Abiding Relational World”

ABSTRACT

Novack’s (this issue) central question as to how one can create within the terms of anti-neoliberal ideals is queried in relation to the manner in which the power of neoliberal critique circulates. As well, her interest in the plunge of creative apperception is discussed, resulting in a proposition that the plunge be integrated into the framing of flow.

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Carried Away: Creativity, Immersive States, and the Abiding Relational World

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Is A Dip Still A Plunge? A Consideration of Immersion by Degree: Response to Corbett and Stephens

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Ken Corbett

Ken Corbett, Ph.D., Professor, New York University, Postdoctoral Program in Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy. He is the author of Boyhoods: Rethinking Masculinities, and A Murder Over A Girl: Justice, Gender, Junior High.