/lit/ - Literature

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>Consumer culture has warped our perception of creativity by considering it to be the production of shiny objects.
That is the most creative field we live in and the one with the most immediate results for success. Because the creativity does not match your own personal criteria makes it no less valid for your world-view, you have a double-standard here which you ignore because your values are well thought out.

>The most powerful form of creativity is co-creative relationships: love, friendship, community, cooperation.
This sentence means absolutely nothing, what you have described here is not co-creativity but the standard family attached to the land. That is the very core of Blood & Soil, it has nothing to do with co-creativity but strong bonds built on objective concepts.

>The primary function of University should be to nourish co-creative relationships, and so it should become fully integrated with its community.
No, the primary function of University is to cultivate special skills and talents which are not within reach of the average person nor would they be understandable by the average person. What you have described is the family, which is of the utmost of importance.

>Who has experience with resolving problems in relationships between family members so they can grow stronger
Broken families produce broken people, what was once left to the Matriarch and the Patriarch of a family is now outsourced because they can no longer afford the time and resources to resolve disputes. Psychologists and most non-physical therapies are a dangerous trade that can not accurately or reliable predict any results. The fact that we have spiraling problems shows that. That the insistance that everybody can be healed or is worth something is a toxic mentality to have in a family.