What is Creative Thinking?Philosophical Library, 1955 - 210 pages |
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... Whole vs. Part Relationship in Creative Thought The primacy of the whole over the parts has been em- phasized by writers of the Gestalt school . Does this principle also apply to creative thought ? Wheeler asserts that wholes are ...
... Whole vs. Part Relationship in Creative Thought The primacy of the whole over the parts has been em- phasized by writers of the Gestalt school . Does this principle also apply to creative thought ? Wheeler asserts that wholes are ...
Page 142
... whole , usually in verbal form , though I don't know them until I dictate at once either the plan or the rough draft . ' " Meier and McCloy state that the act of reorganizing sense data into a whole requires the ability to recognize ...
... whole , usually in verbal form , though I don't know them until I dictate at once either the plan or the rough draft . ' " Meier and McCloy state that the act of reorganizing sense data into a whole requires the ability to recognize ...
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... whole over the parts is evident from the beginning of the process ; in other cases , however , the idea of the whole develops from a detail or part during incubation ; which idea of the whole in illumination precedes the parts or ...
... whole over the parts is evident from the beginning of the process ; in other cases , however , the idea of the whole develops from a detail or part during incubation ; which idea of the whole in illumination precedes the parts or ...
Contents
THOUGHT | 48 |
EMOTION IN CREATIVE THOUGHT | 74 |
IMAGINATION AND CREATIVE THOUGHT | 92 |
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