What is Creative Thinking?Philosophical Library, 1955 - 210 pages |
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... unconscious incubation . Hadamard states that in the period of incuba- tion before the illumination phase more or less unconscious processes play a significant part . Likewise , Humphrey says that in " all probability some form of ...
... unconscious incubation . Hadamard states that in the period of incuba- tion before the illumination phase more or less unconscious processes play a significant part . Likewise , Humphrey says that in " all probability some form of ...
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Catharine Patrick. take place at all , since the supposed unconscious elaboration is not the least fatiguing . “ Each psychical state is , in itself , neither conscious , nor unconscious , but becomes one or the other only in relation to ...
Catharine Patrick. take place at all , since the supposed unconscious elaboration is not the least fatiguing . “ Each psychical state is , in itself , neither conscious , nor unconscious , but becomes one or the other only in relation to ...
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... unconscious as an explanation . " The word ' incu- bation ' rather implies the theory of unconscious work on a problem during a period of attention to other matters , but we can strip off this implication and use it simply to denote the ...
... unconscious as an explanation . " The word ' incu- bation ' rather implies the theory of unconscious work on a problem during a period of attention to other matters , but we can strip off this implication and use it simply to denote the ...
Contents
THOUGHT | 48 |
EMOTION IN CREATIVE THOUGHT | 74 |
IMAGINATION AND CREATIVE THOUGHT | 92 |
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