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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 both
artists ...
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 both
artists ...
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FANTASY ANALOGY J I For Sigmund Freud, creatiye-jyork in general, and art in
particular, is the fulfilment of a wish, although he does not say, as he has been
acciwed^rsiying, that it is nothing but a wish. The artist must know how to
transform ...
FANTASY ANALOGY J I For Sigmund Freud, creatiye-jyork in general, and art in
particular, is the fulfilment of a wish, although he does not say, as he has been
acciwed^rsiying, that it is nothing but a wish. The artist must know how to
transform ...
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However, these quoia-oo - tions show that the data of the artist in the course of
creative". . .4 process are often as objective and external as those of the tech-
ceaewo, nician. Dreiser believed that “where there is no plot there is apt too.
However, these quoia-oo - tions show that the data of the artist in the course of
creative". . .4 process are often as objective and external as those of the tech-
ceaewo, nician. Dreiser believed that “where there is no plot there is apt too.
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THE OPERATIONAL MECHANISMS | 33 |
SYNECTICS IN THE INDUSTRIAL MODEL | 57 |
THE COMMONPLACE AND EXPERTISE | 92 |
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