Synectics: the development of creative capacity |
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Analogy seems logical or scientific since it focuses on a similarity of relations or of function . An atom is like a solar system because the relations of electrons in orbit around a nucleus are analogous to the relations of the planets ...
Analogy seems logical or scientific since it focuses on a similarity of relations or of function . An atom is like a solar system because the relations of electrons in orbit around a nucleus are analogous to the relations of the planets ...
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To understand the function of metaphor in the creative process we must see how metaphor is used after as well as before the fact . Metaphor functions prior to the moment of breakthrough and dur- ing the achievement of original synthesis ...
To understand the function of metaphor in the creative process we must see how metaphor is used after as well as before the fact . Metaphor functions prior to the moment of breakthrough and dur- ing the achievement of original synthesis ...
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Most " scientific " metaphors function primarily as a realization of the unknown in terms of the known , or of the unimaginable in terms of the imaginable . The physicist George Gamow reports that his discoveries of the play of force ...
Most " scientific " metaphors function primarily as a realization of the unknown in terms of the known , or of the unimaginable in terms of the imaginable . The physicist George Gamow reports that his discoveries of the play of force ...
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THE OPERATIONAL MECHANISMS | 33 |
SYNECTICS IN THE INDUSTRIAL MODEL | 57 |
THE COMMONPLACE AND EXPERTISE | 92 |
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