Synectics: The Development of Creative CapacityHarper, 1961 - 180 pagine |
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... example , " the - willing - to - be - closed " and insect fantasy were forms of restatement of the problem in imagina- tive terms . The group was saying , " This closure problem is de- scribed by imagining some insects who do the ...
... example , " the - willing - to - be - closed " and insect fantasy were forms of restatement of the problem in imagina- tive terms . The group was saying , " This closure problem is de- scribed by imagining some insects who do the ...
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... example of general order . In an in- vention experience the early signs of inventive order ( problem- solving ) constitute the birth of Autonomy of Object . PURPOSIVENESS Review of the taped sessions reveals a strong thread of purposive ...
... example of general order . In an in- vention experience the early signs of inventive order ( problem- solving ) constitute the birth of Autonomy of Object . PURPOSIVENESS Review of the taped sessions reveals a strong thread of purposive ...
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... example , the problem as understood was to invent a roof that would change from white to black and vice versa depending on ambient heat and sunlight . Operational Mechanisms : Analogies ( metaphors ) are developed which are relative to ...
... example , the problem as understood was to invent a roof that would change from white to black and vice versa depending on ambient heat and sunlight . Operational Mechanisms : Analogies ( metaphors ) are developed which are relative to ...
Sommario
THE OPERATIONAL MECHANISMS | 33 |
SYNECTICS IN THE INDUSTRIAL MODEL | 57 |
THE COMMONPLACE AND EXPERTISE | 92 |
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