Artists All

Artists All, Volume 1, is a scholarly exploration of human creativity and the psychological drives that fuel innovation. Burton Raffel examines how curiosity and passion bridge the gap between the arts, natural sciences, and social sciences. This work of art criticism and theory argues that the creative energy found in a laboratory is fundamentally the same as that found in a studio.

Raffel uses literature as a primary touchstone to analyze the interconnectedness of various intellectual disciplines. By challenging the traditional boundaries of higher education, Artists All suggests a restructuring of universities to better reflect these creative interrelationships. This volume provides a detailed analysis of creative ability and the shared unity between different forms of aesthetic and scientific expression.