What is Creative Thinking?Philosophical Library, 1955 - 210 pages |
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... success for a long time , and became tired and laid the problem aside . He was accustomed to take a walk along the ... successful idea for an invention , which combined the principles of the dredge and of the revolving paddle of the ...
... success for a long time , and became tired and laid the problem aside . He was accustomed to take a walk along the ... successful idea for an invention , which combined the principles of the dredge and of the revolving paddle of the ...
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... success to a large extent , indicates that the process of creative thinking is essentially the same in all regions of human skill . In those fields where success is dependent on reputation and ability to lead , the best achievement ...
... success to a large extent , indicates that the process of creative thinking is essentially the same in all regions of human skill . In those fields where success is dependent on reputation and ability to lead , the best achievement ...
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... successful work . The develop- ment of favorable routines for worthwhile achievements is highly important , as the ... success , if they are too fixed , they may interfere with a person's creative thinking . Sometimes a variation in ...
... successful work . The develop- ment of favorable routines for worthwhile achievements is highly important , as the ... success , if they are too fixed , they may interfere with a person's creative thinking . Sometimes a variation in ...
Contents
THOUGHT | 48 |
EMOTION IN CREATIVE THOUGHT | 74 |
IMAGINATION AND CREATIVE THOUGHT | 92 |
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