人々が芸術家や天才に抱く無理な期待を巡ってエリザベス・ギルバートが考察します。そして、わずかばかりの一個人がジーニアス(天才)「である」のではなく、人間はみなジーニアスを「持っている」のだという急進的な考えを語ります。これは私的であり、可笑しいながらも、驚くほど感動的な講演です。

エリザベス・ギルバート "創造性をはぐくむには"

Creative work often brings anxiety, as society links genius with suffering and expects artists to surpass even their greatest successes. Ancient Greeks and Romans believed creativity came from an external, divine source, not from within the individual. By reviving this idea, artists can protect themselves from the pressure of personal responsibility for creative outcomes. A poet once described chasing down poems racing across a field, reminding us that inspiration can feel wild and unpredictable.

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Elizabeth Gilbert: エリザベス・ギルバート "創造性をはぐくむには"