Re-creative

Re`-cre`a´tive

Creating anew; as, re-creative power.

Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.

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I've always wanted to be more creative than re-creative, and that's what I like about photography-you're making your own art, on the spot.'

THIS OTHER BOLIPATA IS A PHOTOGRAPHER..

God renewed the human race with his re-creative love and forgiving kindness.

DISCOVER GOD'S NEW WORLD

Physical therapy techniques with aspects of creative and re-creative activities are, for example, animal-assisted therapy, horticultural therapy, and caregiver singing.

Use of Creative Activities in Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation

For example, Colvin and Meyer (1906) studied imaginative writing by schoolchildren, Royce (1898) studied inventiveness, McCloy and Meier (1931) conducted research on "re-creative imagination," and Cattell, Glascock, and Washburn (1931) began to develop a test of aesthetic judgment.

Down-to-earth Creativity: Busting the Myths of Heaven-sent Creativity

Writing on the subject of Romanticism in the October 1959 issue of Apollo, Horace Shipp commented: 'This was not merely a style and a fashion in pictorial and plastic art, but a vast stirring of the human spirit which inevitably demanded expression and transformed literature, pictures, sculpture, music, architecture and the crafts because it transformed life itself.' The transformative nature of Romanticism, Shipp proposed, led it to being 'destructive and re-creative'.

Romanticism was an essentially English movement, wrote Horace Shipp in 1959, taken to fierce extremes on the Continent

This re-creative process shares similarities with various fields, such as sound design and language.

Fathoming a Soundworld: The Horn and Electronics

Translation as Oneself: The Re-Creative Modernism in Stephane Mallarme's Late Sonnets, T.

Translation as Oneself: The Re-Creative Modernism in Stephane Mallarme's Late Sonnets, T. S. Eliot's Poems, and the Prose Poetry Since Charles-Pierre Baudelaire

The teachers Hurworth worked with at that time were unfamiliar with composing, or how to get children to undertake any activity other than re-creative music education.

Influential pioneers of creative music education in Victoria, Australia

And, if a nonexistent Void could have transformed in space over time to passively serve a pivotal, re-creative process, an inflationary period might have occurred--out of necessity.

Mapping the whole in everyone an essay on: non-existence as the engine and axis of existence

Hence, attention is focused on the process of re-creative nature of the construction of identity.

From personal identity to pluralism of intercultural identity: a study on the transferability of self-knowledge to the multicultural social contexts

In three books published over a period of eighteen years, Sharmistha Mohanty has been showing, with increasing consistency and verve, that there is more to contemporary creative writing in India than the marketable mix of magic realism, hip journalism, and re-creative nonfiction revered by most publishers and media outlets.

Sharmistha Mohanty. Five Movements in Praise

RE-CREATIVE Simon Young came up with the idea for RE with Jenny Vaughan during an airport flight delay

RE creating global market behind a rural petrol station; THE TUESDAY INTERVIEW: SIMON YOUNG When iconic global fashion brand Liberty's of London wanted to extend its offering, it found what it was looking for in a Northumberland village and the creative force that is Simon Young. He spoke with JO BLAKEMORE

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