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We have experimented with metaphors which involve expressed or implied
comparisons between relatively “ like ” things or states : " Wiring a building
should be like plumbing , " as well as with metaphors which have the shock value
of ...
We have experimented with metaphors which involve expressed or implied
comparisons between relatively “ like ” things or states : " Wiring a building
should be like plumbing , " as well as with metaphors which have the shock value
of ...
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Then the ants with their armored exoskeletons reminded him of his tanks and the
problem was re - evoked into his consciousness . He turned the play experience
into a reality response . He compared the analogy implied by his fantasy with ...
Then the ants with their armored exoskeletons reminded him of his tanks and the
problem was re - evoked into his consciousness . He turned the play experience
into a reality response . He compared the analogy implied by his fantasy with ...
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Nowhere does Mach suggest the possibility of successful discoverers having at
least unconsciously trained themselves to “make” accidents by operating along
the lines implied by his statements; and of course he does not concern himself
with ...
Nowhere does Mach suggest the possibility of successful discoverers having at
least unconsciously trained themselves to “make” accidents by operating along
the lines implied by his statements; and of course he does not concern himself
with ...
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Acknowledgments | 3 |
THE OPERATIONAL MECHANISMS | 33 |
SYNECTICS IN THE INDUSTRIAL MODEL | 57 |
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