What is Creative Thinking?Philosophical Library, 1955 - 210 pages |
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Page 44
... according to the nature and dif- ficulty of the problem or work of art , and according to other factors . Ribot says , " How false is the theory that holds that there is always a sudden stroke of inspiration , followed by a period of ...
... according to the nature and dif- ficulty of the problem or work of art , and according to other factors . Ribot says , " How false is the theory that holds that there is always a sudden stroke of inspiration , followed by a period of ...
Page 49
... according to Portnoy . " Impressions and memories received through the senses undergo a period of incubation or unconscious elabo- ration . " The thinker is unaware of the processes of the uncon- scious mind . " It functions as an ...
... according to Portnoy . " Impressions and memories received through the senses undergo a period of incubation or unconscious elabo- ration . " The thinker is unaware of the processes of the uncon- scious mind . " It functions as an ...
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... according to the Gestalt theory every act of invention is the completion of a pattern or con- figuration , which was previously recognized as being incom- plete . Likewise , Koffka says , " The perception of a problem situation sets up ...
... according to the Gestalt theory every act of invention is the completion of a pattern or con- figuration , which was previously recognized as being incom- plete . Likewise , Koffka says , " The perception of a problem situation sets up ...
Contents
THOUGHT | 48 |
EMOTION IN CREATIVE THOUGHT | 74 |
IMAGINATION AND CREATIVE THOUGHT | 92 |
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