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In the early days of Synectics research his insights continually forced me to
plumb more deeply into the actual psychological states underlying constructive
imagination. Mr. Richard Foster (Harvard University) : Mr. Foster has been a
willing and ...
In the early days of Synectics research his insights continually forced me to
plumb more deeply into the actual psychological states underlying constructive
imagination. Mr. Richard Foster (Harvard University) : Mr. Foster has been a
willing and ...
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... with no pragmatic overtones.3 Von Lange accepted the surplus energy theory
of Schiller adding the notion of illusion through which, for instance, the
imagination of a child at play enables him to transcend the limitations of everyday
reality.
... with no pragmatic overtones.3 Von Lange accepted the surplus energy theory
of Schiller adding the notion of illusion through which, for instance, the
imagination of a child at play enables him to transcend the limitations of everyday
reality.
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KARPINSKI, Louis and Winter, John, Contributions to the History of Science.
Michigan: University of Michigan, 1930. KASNER, Ed., and Newman, James,
Mathematics and the Imagination. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1940. KEATS,
John ...
KARPINSKI, Louis and Winter, John, Contributions to the History of Science.
Michigan: University of Michigan, 1930. KASNER, Ed., and Newman, James,
Mathematics and the Imagination. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1940. KEATS,
John ...
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THE OPERATIONAL MECHANISMS | 33 |
SYNECTICS IN THE INDUSTRIAL MODEL | 57 |
THE COMMONPLACE AND EXPERTISE | 92 |
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