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Starting with the seventh month the Synectics group will continue actual problem
- solving sessions primarily on its own . Synectors gradually absent themselves
from actual sessions , but keep in touch by auditing tapes. If the Synectors notice
...
Starting with the seventh month the Synectics group will continue actual problem
- solving sessions primarily on its own . Synectors gradually absent themselves
from actual sessions , but keep in touch by auditing tapes. If the Synectors notice
...
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At this extreme , minor unlikenesses prevent the comparison from being an actual
identity . At the opposite end of the spectrum , metaphor can open the mind to
comparison between entities which enjoy practically no likeness to each other ...
At this extreme , minor unlikenesses prevent the comparison from being an actual
identity . At the opposite end of the spectrum , metaphor can open the mind to
comparison between entities which enjoy practically no likeness to each other ...
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In the roof example the actual mechanism was Direct Analogy — the flounder .
However , in a typical Synectics session the mechanisms are interrelated , one
leading to another . The Familiar Made Strange : In this phase the mechanisms ...
In the roof example the actual mechanism was Direct Analogy — the flounder .
However , in a typical Synectics session the mechanisms are interrelated , one
leading to another . The Familiar Made Strange : In this phase the mechanisms ...
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Acknowledgments | 3 |
THE OPERATIONAL MECHANISMS | 33 |
SYNECTICS IN THE INDUSTRIAL MODEL | 57 |
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