Integrating laboratory paradigms and ethnographic field studies for advancing analyses of creative processes

Authors:
Stefan Wiltschnig;Balder Onarheim;Bo T. Christensen;Peter Dalsgaard;Henrik Korsgaard;Linden J. Ball;Joel Chan;Aaron Houssian;Anne-Marie Hebert
Affiliations:
Copenhagen Business School, Solbjergplads, Frederiksberg, Denmark;Copenhagen Business School, Solbjergplads, Frederiksberg, Denmark;Copenhagen Business School, Solbjergplads, Frederiksberg, Denmark;Aarhus University, Helsingforsgade, Aarhus N, Denmark;Aarhus University, Helsingforsgade, Aarhus N, Denmark;University of Lancaster, Lancaster, UK;University of Pittsburgh, LRDC, Pittsburgh, PA;Delft University of Technology, Eindhoven, NL;Télécom ParisTech, Paris, France
Venue:
Procedings of the Second Conference on Creativity and Innovation in Design
Year:
2011

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Abstract

This symposium responds to calls for an integration of in-vivo and in-vitro methods when studying how people tackle complex, open-ended issues in the areas of creativity, design, and innovation. Bringing together expertise from multiple perspectives and methodological backgrounds we explore fruitful ways towards integrative approaches to analyzing creative processes and practices. The theme is addressed from theoretical and practical viewpoints.