What is Creative Thinking?Philosophical Library, 1955 - 210 pages |
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Page 107
... person has the courage to face the un- pleasantness inherent in the revision and verification of the pleasing idea obtained in illumination . He is willing to put forth the effort to accomplish the disagreeable task of test- ing ...
... person has the courage to face the un- pleasantness inherent in the revision and verification of the pleasing idea obtained in illumination . He is willing to put forth the effort to accomplish the disagreeable task of test- ing ...
Page 162
... persons of our com- munity . Let us first remove the popular misconception that crea- tive thought is a gift which only ... person has a definite value even though it may possess less merit than that of the famous leader . More creative ...
... persons of our com- munity . Let us first remove the popular misconception that crea- tive thought is a gift which only ... person has a definite value even though it may possess less merit than that of the famous leader . More creative ...
Page 166
... person access to a wide variety of ideas . He is able to consider many different possibilities in a spirit of detach- ment . He takes delight in trying out new and unusual com- binations of ideas . Furthermore , a sense of humor enables ...
... person access to a wide variety of ideas . He is able to consider many different possibilities in a spirit of detach- ment . He takes delight in trying out new and unusual com- binations of ideas . Furthermore , a sense of humor enables ...
Contents
THOUGHT | 48 |
EMOTION IN CREATIVE THOUGHT | 74 |
IMAGINATION AND CREATIVE THOUGHT | 92 |
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