What is Creative Thinking?Philosophical Library, 1955 - 210 pages |
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Page 147
... difficult problem . As he does so , an idea reappears from time to time , which is characteristic of incubation . As the idea reappears it is modified , until at last it appears as the solution in the stage of illumination . Since even ...
... difficult problem . As he does so , an idea reappears from time to time , which is characteristic of incubation . As the idea reappears it is modified , until at last it appears as the solution in the stage of illumination . Since even ...
Page 162
... difficult problems instead of accepting an easy solution or someone else's opinion . Creative thought will only appear if the prob- lem is sufficiently difficult for the thinker , as we have pointed out before . It is all too easy to ...
... difficult problems instead of accepting an easy solution or someone else's opinion . Creative thought will only appear if the prob- lem is sufficiently difficult for the thinker , as we have pointed out before . It is all too easy to ...
Page 167
... difficult problem , because they don't feel well . As a matter of fact , a number of us could do as good or better work than when we are well , if we only realized it . You should honestly try to ascertain the bodily condition under ...
... difficult problem , because they don't feel well . As a matter of fact , a number of us could do as good or better work than when we are well , if we only realized it . You should honestly try to ascertain the bodily condition under ...
Contents
THOUGHT | 48 |
EMOTION IN CREATIVE THOUGHT | 74 |
IMAGINATION AND CREATIVE THOUGHT | 92 |
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