What is Creative Thinking?Philosophical Library, 1955 - 210 pages |
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... writes Dimnet . " The word ' incubation ' 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 fact -so far as ...
... writes Dimnet . " The word ' incubation ' 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 fact -so far as ...
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... writes that at seven to eight years argument becomes what it is for the adult - to change from one point of view to ... writes , " The power to understand and reject autistic fallacies occurred first in the third grade . " At the age of ...
... writes that at seven to eight years argument becomes what it is for the adult - to change from one point of view to ... writes , " The power to understand and reject autistic fallacies occurred first in the third grade . " At the age of ...
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... write . After that they do not spend any conscious effort with the idea and in a day or several days the musical idea ... writes that " set or fixation is often a hin- drance . " Such factors as habit , emotion , projection of one's ...
... write . After that they do not spend any conscious effort with the idea and in a day or several days the musical idea ... writes that " set or fixation is often a hin- drance . " Such factors as habit , emotion , projection of one's ...
Contents
THOUGHT | 48 |
EMOTION IN CREATIVE THOUGHT | 74 |
IMAGINATION AND CREATIVE THOUGHT | 92 |
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