Creativity in Play

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• Creativityconcept0.847
  The emergent human capacity that Nicholson argues is enabled by loose parts in environments.
• Inventiveness and Creativityconcept0.766
  The cognitive outcomes that are directly proportional to the presence of loose parts, according to Nicholson.
• Creativity is not inserting entirely new structure but revealing what is already there, serving the wholeness.claim0.740
  Reconception of creativity as attentive revelation rather than arbitrary invention.
• Artistic Creationconcept0.736
• Professional designers and builders monopolize creative play, excluding children and communities from the design process.claim0.725
  Nicholson's critique of how institutional design practice alienates lay participants from creative agency and environmental authorship.
• Creativity comes about when we discover the new within a structure already latent in the present.quote0.718
  Alexander's definition of genuine creativity, opposing arbitrary image-making.
• compositionconcept0.715
  The wiring together of processes to form new processes in process theory
• Input-Injectivityconcept0.712
  Assumption that DNN layers preserve input information by being injective; key condition for Theorem 1