The Role of Research in Creative Writing: A Follow-Up Study

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Auteur principal: Allison Hosier
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contents The Role of Research in Creative Writing: A Follow-Up Study Allison Hosier Creative Writing Academic Libraries Research Librarians Creativity Library Science Information Science Scholarship Information Seeking User Needs (Information) Departments Information Literacy Intellectual Disciplines Authors Research Needs Attitudes A previous study of creative writers' self-reports revealed important differences between research as it is carried out in the context of creative writing and the more scholarly types of research academic librarians often focus on. However, that study left many questions open. For this follow-up study, the author interviewed published creative writers about the role of research in their creative process. This study offers new insight into creative writers' attitudes toward the use of creative license. Though the sample was relatively small, the findings support the results of the original research.
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spellingShingle The Role of Research in Creative Writing: A Follow-Up Study
Allison Hosier
Creative Writing
Academic Libraries
Research
Librarians
Creativity
Library Science
Information Science
Scholarship
Information Seeking
User Needs (Information)
Departments
Information Literacy
Intellectual Disciplines
Authors
Research Needs
Attitudes
The Role of Research in Creative Writing: A Follow-Up Study Allison Hosier Creative Writing Academic Libraries Research Librarians Creativity Library Science Information Science Scholarship Information Seeking User Needs (Information) Departments Information Literacy Intellectual Disciplines Authors Research Needs Attitudes A previous study of creative writers' self-reports revealed important differences between research as it is carried out in the context of creative writing and the more scholarly types of research academic librarians often focus on. However, that study left many questions open. For this follow-up study, the author interviewed published creative writers about the role of research in their creative process. This study offers new insight into creative writers' attitudes toward the use of creative license. Though the sample was relatively small, the findings support the results of the original research.
title The Role of Research in Creative Writing: A Follow-Up Study
topic Creative Writing
Academic Libraries
Research
Librarians
Creativity
Library Science
Information Science
Scholarship
Information Seeking
User Needs (Information)
Departments
Information Literacy
Intellectual Disciplines
Authors
Research Needs
Attitudes
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1444989