Essential theories

Substantial - imperative theory 5.1. Substantial - imerative (from Lat. substantialis-essential, which has an independent existence, from Lat. imperatum - order, command , prescription)  theory...

Creative vision  theory  5.4. Creative vision theory claims that the fundamental basis of genius and its source and body is a Creative Vision, which can...

Universal bases and dimensions of genius The universal approach to genius assumes that it is based on transcendent generating and meaning-making primordial essences, which are...

Transpersonal theory 5.2. Transpersonal theory (from Lat. trans - through, over and persona - person) states that the condition of genius is the experience...

Essential theories IV. Essential theories (from Lat. Essentia - the essence of) reveal the essence and core universal dimensions of genius as well as...

Heroic Theory Heroic Theory of Genius states that a genius is a hero possessing spiritual greatness, a magic talent, boundless courage, fearlessness of mind,...

Universe-and-personalistic theory 5. Universe-and-personalistic (from Lat. universum - a single  Universe, Latin unio - unity, versum - towards ... or verso-twist, rotate, and from lat....

Visionary theory Visionary theory (from Lat. visio –vision, seeing, idea) claims that the basis of genius is the aptitude for universe, holistic, planetary and creative...

Metapotention theory 2. Metapotentialist theory (from Greek meta - after, through, from Latin potentia - power, possibility) - sees the essence of genius in its...

The theory of universality of genius The theory of universality (from Latin Universalis - universal, all-encompassing, global, relating to the whole, to the Universe) states...

Geniuses - Unifiers of the Worlds Congregative (from Latin congregatio - unification) theory of genius asserts that the essence of genius is manifested in its...

World-centred Approach to Genius The world-centred approach reveals the essential criteria of genius proceeding from qualitatively specific laws and features of its manifestation in relatively...