What is Creative Thinking?Philosophical Library, 1955 - 210 pages |
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Page 127
... lead and the attainment of eminent leadership , since eminent leadership is likely to result from a general group recognition of the ability to lead . . . . There are , of course , other factors than the lag of recognition behind ...
... lead and the attainment of eminent leadership , since eminent leadership is likely to result from a general group recognition of the ability to lead . . . . There are , of course , other factors than the lag of recognition behind ...
Page 164
... lead if necessary . The original worker does not close his desk on the stroke of the clock , but arranges his ... leads to achieve the best result . You must be willing to try again and again in spite of discouragement . Most of the ...
... lead if necessary . The original worker does not close his desk on the stroke of the clock , but arranges his ... leads to achieve the best result . You must be willing to try again and again in spite of discouragement . Most of the ...
Page 187
... lead to grave errors and misconceptions . This failure to differentiate between the actual fact and the as- sumed theory may be a big obstacle in achieving a high quality of productive thought . If a person believes that a certain ...
... lead to grave errors and misconceptions . This failure to differentiate between the actual fact and the as- sumed theory may be a big obstacle in achieving a high quality of productive thought . If a person believes that a certain ...
Contents
THOUGHT | 48 |
EMOTION IN CREATIVE THOUGHT | 74 |
IMAGINATION AND CREATIVE THOUGHT | 92 |
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