What is Creative Thinking?Philosophical Library, 1955 - 210 pages |
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... sometimes a line or two of verse , sometimes a whole stanza at once . I hap- pen to remember distinctly the genesis of the piece which stands last in my first volume . Two of the stanzas , I do not say which , came to my head , just as ...
... sometimes a line or two of verse , sometimes a whole stanza at once . I hap- pen to remember distinctly the genesis of the piece which stands last in my first volume . Two of the stanzas , I do not say which , came to my head , just as ...
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... sometimes a line or two of verse , sometimes a whole stanza at once . " Snyder describes the writing of hypnotic poems , as he terms them , and stresses the psychological effect of rhythm in leading to a state of trance and in ...
... sometimes a line or two of verse , sometimes a whole stanza at once . " Snyder describes the writing of hypnotic poems , as he terms them , and stresses the psychological effect of rhythm in leading to a state of trance and in ...
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... Sometimes a variation in one's routine and per- sonal habits may promote new ideas . Although most people object to changing their daily schedule , yet such a varia- tion is often highly important for creative work . If you do not seem ...
... Sometimes a variation in one's routine and per- sonal habits may promote new ideas . Although most people object to changing their daily schedule , yet such a varia- tion is often highly important for creative work . If you do not seem ...
Contents
THOUGHT | 48 |
EMOTION IN CREATIVE THOUGHT | 74 |
IMAGINATION AND CREATIVE THOUGHT | 92 |
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