What is Creative Thinking?Philosophical Library, 1955 - 210 pages |
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... fact - so far as it is a fact — that a period of inattention to a problem intervenes after preparation and before illumina- tion . . . . Apart from the theory of unconscious work - un- conscious cerebration , it has also been called ...
... fact - so far as it is a fact — that a period of inattention to a problem intervenes after preparation and before illumina- tion . . . . Apart from the theory of unconscious work - un- conscious cerebration , it has also been called ...
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... fact the suggested solutions in the light of their implica- tions ( 6 ) In some cases of reflection there may follow what is temporarily a sixth step ... fact or facts susceptible of observation by the senses 110 WHAT IS CREATIVE THINKING ?
... fact the suggested solutions in the light of their implica- tions ( 6 ) In some cases of reflection there may follow what is temporarily a sixth step ... fact or facts susceptible of observation by the senses 110 WHAT IS CREATIVE THINKING ?
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... fact that he included many less important names in his list . In fact , Adams says that his list includes most of the well - known names and many less well - known . On the other hand , Lehman may have selected his data more carefully ...
... fact that he included many less important names in his list . In fact , Adams says that his list includes most of the well - known names and many less well - known . On the other hand , Lehman may have selected his data more carefully ...
Contents
THOUGHT | 48 |
EMOTION IN CREATIVE THOUGHT | 74 |
IMAGINATION AND CREATIVE THOUGHT | 92 |
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