What is Creative Thinking?Philosophical Library, 1955 - 210 pages |
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Page 109
... steps of reasoning have been discussed . Logical Divisions In describing the latter , Dewey writes that " a complete act of thought has five more or less logically distinct steps : ( a ) a felt difficulty , ( b ) its location and ...
... steps of reasoning have been discussed . Logical Divisions In describing the latter , Dewey writes that " a complete act of thought has five more or less logically distinct steps : ( a ) a felt difficulty , ( b ) its location and ...
Page 110
... steps one and two is the difference between vaguely feeling that one is in a difficulty and formu- lating conditions which must be met . Steps two and three sometimes seem to merge , but they are really very different . " Step three is ...
... steps one and two is the difference between vaguely feeling that one is in a difficulty and formu- lating conditions which must be met . Steps two and three sometimes seem to merge , but they are really very different . " Step three is ...
Page 111
... steps in reason- ing , as found in the literature , are : a problem ; an under- standing of the problem , or judgment ; the solution of the problem or inference ; a ... steps are applicable to LOGICAL STEPS AND PSYCHOLOGICAL STAGES 111.
... steps in reason- ing , as found in the literature , are : a problem ; an under- standing of the problem , or judgment ; the solution of the problem or inference ; a ... steps are applicable to LOGICAL STEPS AND PSYCHOLOGICAL STAGES 111.
Contents
THOUGHT | 48 |
EMOTION IN CREATIVE THOUGHT | 74 |
IMAGINATION AND CREATIVE THOUGHT | 92 |
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