Synectics: the development of creative capacity |
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17 The area of analogy and symbolism has been adopted by Synec- tics almost out of whole cloth . Mechanisms of metaphor employing Symbolic Analogy and Personal Analogy as well as Direct Analogy are implemented in our day to day ...
17 The area of analogy and symbolism has been adopted by Synec- tics almost out of whole cloth . Mechanisms of metaphor employing Symbolic Analogy and Personal Analogy as well as Direct Analogy are implemented in our day to day ...
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When using the mechanism of Symbolic Analogy he views the problem qualitatively with the condensed suddenness of a poetic phrase . The major difference between Symbolic Analogy and the other mechanisms is quantitative .
When using the mechanism of Symbolic Analogy he views the problem qualitatively with the condensed suddenness of a poetic phrase . The major difference between Symbolic Analogy and the other mechanisms is quantitative .
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A model was built based on the Symbolic Analogy of the Indian rope trick . It functioned exactly as described in the session . 66 Maxwell , for instance , made mental images to represent the ele- ments of every problem - symbols without ...
A model was built based on the Symbolic Analogy of the Indian rope trick . It functioned exactly as described in the session . 66 Maxwell , for instance , made mental images to represent the ele- ments of every problem - symbols without ...
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THE OPERATIONAL MECHANISMS | 33 |
SYNECTICS IN THE INDUSTRIAL MODEL | 57 |
THE COMMONPLACE AND EXPERTISE | 92 |
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