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Creativity and the third age

The International Journal of Psycho-Analysis

|August 1, 1995

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This study explores creativity in older adults, defining the third age and examining key psychological concepts like sexuality and ego functions. It discusses therapeutic approaches for fostering creativity in the elderly.

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Area of Science:

Gerontology
Psychology
Creative Studies

Background:

The aging process presents unique challenges and opportunities for personal growth.
Understanding creativity in later life is crucial for well-being and continued development.

Purpose of the Study:

To define and explore the concept of the 'third age' in relation to creativity.
To analyze the psychological factors influencing creative expression in the elderly.
To discuss therapeutic interventions for creative older adults.

Main Methods:

Conceptual analysis of creativity in aging.
Exploration of psychoanalytic concepts (e.g., ego, narcissism, reparation) applied to the elderly.
Discussion of therapeutic strategies.

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Main Results:

Creativity in the elderly is multifaceted, influenced by psychological dynamics.
Key concepts like sexuality, regression, narcissism, and reparation play significant roles.
Therapeutic work can enhance creative engagement in older individuals.

Conclusions:

The third age offers a fertile ground for creative expression.
Psychological insights are vital for understanding and supporting creativity in later life.
Therapeutic interventions can positively impact the creative process for the elderly.