What is Creative Thinking?Philosophical Library, 1955 - 210 pages |
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... important for success . In other fields , where social factors besides individual achievement are important , the best work is more often produced at later ages , as mili- tary leaders in the forties , political leaders in the late ...
... important for success . In other fields , where social factors besides individual achievement are important , the best work is more often produced at later ages , as mili- tary leaders in the forties , political leaders in the late ...
Page 174
... importance of living with one's own thoughts for certain periods of time . Some of the oriental religions have emphasized that . Because the tempo of our ... important than passively reading a newspaper or 174 WHAT IS CREATIVE THINKING ?
... importance of living with one's own thoughts for certain periods of time . Some of the oriental religions have emphasized that . Because the tempo of our ... important than passively reading a newspaper or 174 WHAT IS CREATIVE THINKING ?
Page 177
... important , as the lives of the leaders in various fields exemplify . One's manner of living and of organizing his work and his time forms the groundwork for his future suc- cess , if it is favorable , and for his failure , if it is ...
... important , as the lives of the leaders in various fields exemplify . One's manner of living and of organizing his work and his time forms the groundwork for his future suc- cess , if it is favorable , and for his failure , if it is ...
Contents
THOUGHT | 48 |
EMOTION IN CREATIVE THOUGHT | 74 |
IMAGINATION AND CREATIVE THOUGHT | 92 |
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