Creativity and schizotypy

J. H. Brod

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This chapter discusses creativity and schizotypy. It explores the possibility that madness underlies creativity, how psychosis is linked to creativity, and evidence for this link, as well as creativity, schizotypy, and intelligence, schizotypal profiles and their implications for profiles of creativity, and hemispheric differences underlying schizotypy and creativity.

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