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This assumption places Synectics theory in direct conflict with the theory that any
attempt to analyze and train imagination and those aspects of the human psyche
associated directly with the creative process threatens the process with ...
This assumption places Synectics theory in direct conflict with the theory that any
attempt to analyze and train imagination and those aspects of the human psyche
associated directly with the creative process threatens the process with ...
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The worm constructed a tube for itself as it moved forward , and the classical
notion of caissons came to Brunel by Direct Analogy . Hadamard points out , “
Especially , biology , as Hamite used to observe , may be a most useful study
even for ...
The worm constructed a tube for itself as it moved forward , and the classical
notion of caissons came to Brunel by Direct Analogy . Hadamard points out , “
Especially , biology , as Hamite used to observe , may be a most useful study
even for ...
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16 In both art and science , then , the mechanism of Direct Analogy functions as a
constructive agent of creative process . From one of the toughest - minded
successful industrial inventors of the century comes an example of Direct
Analogy ...
16 In both art and science , then , the mechanism of Direct Analogy functions as a
constructive agent of creative process . From one of the toughest - minded
successful industrial inventors of the century comes an example of Direct
Analogy ...
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Acknowledgments | 3 |
THE OPERATIONAL MECHANISMS | 33 |
SYNECTICS IN THE INDUSTRIAL MODEL | 57 |
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