What is Creative Thinking?Philosophical Library, 1955 - 210 pages |
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Page 48
... discovery seems to me indisputable , and we shall find traces of it in other cases where it is less evident , " writes Poincare .... " The unconscious ego , as it is called , the subliminal ego , plays a most important part in ...
... discovery seems to me indisputable , and we shall find traces of it in other cases where it is less evident , " writes Poincare .... " The unconscious ego , as it is called , the subliminal ego , plays a most important part in ...
Page 99
... discovery , but the basic gains are increments of grad- ual growth . " Lewin states that bonds between mental events are not the motors of future mental events . The energizing force which causes one event in a train of thought to ...
... discovery , but the basic gains are increments of grad- ual growth . " Lewin states that bonds between mental events are not the motors of future mental events . The energizing force which causes one event in a train of thought to ...
Page 113
... discovery , decision , doubt , affirmation , and rejection , or in a revised formulation of the original task . Ribot had previously divided creative thought into three phases . He speaks of two processes in creative thought , the ...
... discovery , decision , doubt , affirmation , and rejection , or in a revised formulation of the original task . Ribot had previously divided creative thought into three phases . He speaks of two processes in creative thought , the ...
Contents
THOUGHT | 48 |
EMOTION IN CREATIVE THOUGHT | 74 |
IMAGINATION AND CREATIVE THOUGHT | 92 |
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