What is Creative Thinking?Philosophical Library, 1955 - 210 pages |
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Page 75
... emotional reaction is no longer art ; emotion links the self of the creator with experience through the senses . " Harding emphasizes the emotional factor by asserting , " Although inspiration can occur to anyone , it will only be ...
... emotional reaction is no longer art ; emotion links the self of the creator with experience through the senses . " Harding emphasizes the emotional factor by asserting , " Although inspiration can occur to anyone , it will only be ...
Page 76
... emotional state of mind . In short , an emotional reaction seems a necessary characteristic , but not a constantly present factor of artistic production . " Likewise , Kris points out that the “ individual may be elated or depressed ...
... emotional state of mind . In short , an emotional reaction seems a necessary characteristic , but not a constantly present factor of artistic production . " Likewise , Kris points out that the “ individual may be elated or depressed ...
Page 79
... emotional balance and other activities are inter- polated . There is a rising emotional tone , restlessness , feeling of inferiority , and a temporary cessation of effort . In this pe- riod , if the problem is not settled , strain is ...
... emotional balance and other activities are inter- polated . There is a rising emotional tone , restlessness , feeling of inferiority , and a temporary cessation of effort . In this pe- riod , if the problem is not settled , strain is ...
Contents
THOUGHT | 48 |
EMOTION IN CREATIVE THOUGHT | 74 |
IMAGINATION AND CREATIVE THOUGHT | 92 |
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