Poetics and Politics of Literary and Dramatic Creativity [‘Zibāeishenāsi va Siyāsat-e Āfarinesh-e Adabi va Namāyeshi’ in Persian]

Activity: Talk or presentation typesInvited talk

Description

The event included a talk of about 60 minutes and about 2 hours of Q&A and discussion. The talk introduced Talajooy's theory of creativity which focuses on how marginalised individuals can transform their minority perspective into epistemic privilege and authority by transforming it into a perceptive outsider gaze and how the latter when joined with in-depth intercultural knowledge of history and aesthetics can lead to a kind of creativity that transforms a culture by highlighting the failures that others may miss an introducing new ways of seeing, doing and understanding.
Period21 Oct 2021
Held atOttawa Institute of Intellectual Dialogue, Canada
Degree of RecognitionInternational

Keywords

  • Politics of Aesthetics
  • Creativity
  • Marginalisation
  • Epistemic Privilege
  • Outsider gaze
  • Narrative Creativity
  • Iranian Cinema
  • Iranian Theatre