Albert Rothenberg is Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, USA. He is the Principal Investigator of the research project “Studies in the Creative Process”, which focuses on the psychiatric and psychological bases of creativity in literature, art, psychotherapy, and science. His research focuses on creativity in science and art, world literature, and abnormal psychology. He has been a recipient of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Award, two NIMH Research Career Development Awards, Tufts Medical Alumni Award, Two Fellowships at the Center for Advanced Studies in the Behavioral Sciences, Fellowship at the Netherlands Institute for Advanced Study U.S. Army Certificate of Merit, the Golestan Award, and the Mesab Kovler Award. He is a twenty five years long official nominator for the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.

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• 1:The Scientific Study of Creativity.- 2:Rembrandt’s Self Portraits.- 3:The Creative Processes.- 4:Assessment Of The Homospatial Process In Art: Application To Costume Design.- 5:Examples of the Creative Use of the Homospatial Process in Visual Art and Sculpture.- 6:Further examples of the creative processes in the arts.- 7:Creativity and mental illness.- 8:Creativity in Society.

Albert Rothenberg is Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, USA. He is the Principal Investigator of the research project “Studies in the Creative Process”, which focuses on the psychiatric and psychological bases of creativity in literature, art, psychotherapy, and science. His research focuses on creativity in science and art, world literature, and abnormal psychology. He has been a recipient of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Award, two NIMH Research Career Development Awards, Tufts Medical Alumni Award, Two Fellowships at the Center for Advanced Studies in the Behavioral Sciences, Fellowship at the Netherlands Institute for Advanced Study U.S. Army Certificate of Merit, the Golestan Award, and the Mesab Kovler Award. He is a twenty five years long official nominator for the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.

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• 1:The Scientific Study of Creativity.- 2:Rembrandt’s Self Portraits.- 3:The Creative Processes.- 4:Assessment Of The Homospatial Process In Art: Application To Costume Design.- 5:Examples of the Creative Use of the Homospatial Process in Visual Art and Sculpture.- 6:Further examples of the creative processes in the arts.- 7:Creativity and mental illness.- 8:Creativity in Society.

Albert Rothenberg is Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, USA. He is the Principal Investigator of the research project “Studies in the Creative Process”, which focuses on the psychiatric and psychological bases of creativity in literature, art, psychotherapy, and science. His research focuses on creativity in science and art, world literature, and abnormal psychology. He has been a recipient of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Award, two NIMH Research Career Development Awards, Tufts Medical Alumni Award, Two Fellowships at the Center for Advanced Studies in the Behavioral Sciences, Fellowship at the Netherlands Institute for Advanced Study U.S. Army Certificate of Merit, the Golestan Award, and the Mesab Kovler Award. He is a twenty five years long official nominator for the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.

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• 1:The Scientific Study of Creativity.- 2:Rembrandt’s Self Portraits.- 3:The Creative Processes.- 4:Assessment Of The Homospatial Process In Art: Application To Costume Design.- 5:Examples of the Creative Use of the Homospatial Process in Visual Art and Sculpture.- 6:Further examples of the creative processes in the arts.- 7:Creativity and mental illness.- 8:Creativity in Society.