• I. Introduction



• Elliot Samuel Paul and Scott Barry Kaufman



• Introducing The Philosophy of Creativity



• II. The Concept of Creativity



• 1) Bence Nanay



• An Experiential Account of Creativity



• III. Aesthetics and Philosophy of Art



• 2) Gregory Currie



• Creativity and Insight



• 3) Noël Carroll



• The Creative Audience: Some Ways in which Readers, Viewers and/or Listeners Use their Imaginations to Engage Fictional Artworks



• 4) Christopher Peacocke



• The Products of Musical Creativity



• IV. Ethics and Value Theory



• 5) Owen Flanagan



• Performing Oneself



• 6) Matthew Kieran



• Creativity as a Virtue of Character



• V. Philosophy of Mind and Cognitive Science



• 7) Simon Blackburn



• Creativity and Not So Dumb Luck



• 8) Dustin Stokes



• The Role of Imagination in Creativity



• 9) Roy F. Baumeister, Brandon J. Schmeichel, and C. Nathan DeWall



• Creativity, Consciousness, and Free Will: Evidence from Psychology Experiments



• 10) Elizabeth Picciuto and Peter Carruthers



• The Origins of Creativity



• 11) Margaret Boden



• Creativity and Artificial Intelligence: a Contradiction in Terms?



• VI. Philosophy of Science



• 12) Dean Keith Simonton



• Hierarchies of Creative Domains: Disciplinary Constraints on Blind-Variation and Selective-Retention



• VII. Philosophy of Education (and Education of Philosophy)



• 13) Berys Gaut



• Educating for Creativity



• 14) Alan Hájek



• Philosophical Heuristics