Synectics: the development of creative capacity |
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Shortly after these interviews were completed , our research took the form of an increasing interest in the similarity of the creative process in art with that in science - a similarity which was made quite apparent by the response of ...
Shortly after these interviews were completed , our research took the form of an increasing interest in the similarity of the creative process in art with that in science - a similarity which was made quite apparent by the response of ...
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( b ) He became interested enough in fish to check on ichthyologi- cal optics , thus showing an ability to involve himself in apparent irrelevancies . ( c ) His underwater exploit symbolized his experimental bent- the desire to stop ...
( b ) He became interested enough in fish to check on ichthyologi- cal optics , thus showing an ability to involve himself in apparent irrelevancies . ( c ) His underwater exploit symbolized his experimental bent- the desire to stop ...
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The sciences and the arts make relevant the apparent irrelevan- cies which abound in the fantastic multiplicity of human experience . Isaac Newton invented a scientific pattern in which apparent ir- relevancies are harmoniously arranged ...
The sciences and the arts make relevant the apparent irrelevan- cies which abound in the fantastic multiplicity of human experience . Isaac Newton invented a scientific pattern in which apparent ir- relevancies are harmoniously arranged ...
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THE OPERATIONAL MECHANISMS | 33 |
SYNECTICS IN THE INDUSTRIAL MODEL | 57 |
THE COMMONPLACE AND EXPERTISE | 92 |
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