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CREATION, EMOTION, & THOUGHT: EPISTEMIC DIMENSIONS OF THEIR INTERRELATION - A LITERARY STUDY

Abstract

This study explores the intricate relationship between creation, emotion, and thought within the context of literary expression, focusing on the epistemic dimensions that shape their interrelation. It delves into how these three elements converge to form the foundation of creative processes, particularly in literature. By examining the role of  emotions in shaping thought and how thought, in turn, influences creative expression, the study aims to uncover the underlying mechanisms that guide the interaction between these components. Emphasis is placed on the cognitive and emotional responses that drive literary creativity and how authors convey complex human experiences through the synthesis of emotion and thought. Through a critical analysis of literary works, this study seeks to identify patterns and insights into the way creativity is sparked by emotional experiences and how thought processes refine and shape these emotions into structured artistic expressions. The research highlights the cognitive, psychological, and philosophical implications of this interrelation, offering new perspectives on the cognitive functions that underpin the act of creation in literature.