Genius

Congregative theory 4. Congregative (from Lat. congregatio - integration) theory of genius suggests that the essence of the nature of a genius is manifested in...

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....

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

Evolutionary theories 3.2. Evolutionary theories  (from Lat. evolutio – unfolding, unrolling) consider patterns and mechanisms of the formation of  genius as a result of an...

World-centered approach to Genius World-centered approach reveals the essential criteria of genius proceeding from qualitatively specific laws and features of its manifestation in relatively independent phenomenological...

Major procedural dynamic theories of Genius Procedural dynamic (from Lat. Processus - the passage, progress, and from Greek Δύναμις, "dynamis" - force) theories reveal patterns of...

Transnormality theories 3. Transnormality theories of Genius (from Lat. trans - across, over;  norma – norm, rule)  see the causes of genius in a...

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