Creativity and the Performing Artist. Behind the Mask. A volume in Explorations in Creativity Research

Content: 
Front-matter,Copyright,Foreword,Preface,Author Biographies,AcknowledgmentsEntitled to full textSection I: Creativity Theory and Performing Artists1 - Understanding creativity in the performing arts, Pages 3-16
2 - Domains in the performing arts, Pages 17-38
3 - The person: Talent and performing artists, Pages 39-51
4 - Creative experiences, Pages 53-65
5 - Imagination and fantasy, Pages 67-76
6 - Neurobiology, creativity, and performing artists, Pages 79-102
7 - Physiology and creativity, Pages 103-125
8 - Flow and neurophysiological responses, Pages 127-136
9 - Early development, Pages 139-155
10 - Play and theory of mind, Pages 157-166
11 - Attachment, parenting, and childhood adversity, Pages 167-186
12 - Personality and motivation, Pages 187-204
13 - Training the performing artist, Pages 205-221
14 - Self-regulation, emotion, and resilience, Pages 225-243
15 - Mood and creativity in the performing artist, Pages 245-256
16 - Unresolved mourning and posttraumatic stress disorder in performing artists, Pages 257-280
17 - Performing artists and psychopathology, Pages 281-305
18 - Careers in the performing arts, Pages 309-326
19 - Injuries and rehabilitation, Pages 327-345
20 - Health concerns and burnout, Pages 347-370
Conclusion/Epilogue, Pages 371-373
References, Pages 375-467
Index, Pages 469-480