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8 Thus language does not originate or develop in primarily utilitarian terms but in
terms of metaphor ; and in this sense words develop by metaphoric extension .
The word “ bridge ” for example , meant originally " a plank " ; subsequently the ...
8 Thus language does not originate or develop in primarily utilitarian terms but in
terms of metaphor ; and in this sense words develop by metaphoric extension .
The word “ bridge ” for example , meant originally " a plank " ; subsequently the ...
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It enables the child to move from the known into the unknown and to approach
the comprehension of those higher levels of generality analogous to the
generalizations which the nervous system synthesizes into sense impressions . A
striking ...
It enables the child to move from the known into the unknown and to approach
the comprehension of those higher levels of generality analogous to the
generalizations which the nervous system synthesizes into sense impressions . A
striking ...
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A world in which weight does not exist threatens our basic psychophysical sense
of order . Nevertheless , the imaginative game of conceiving this weightlessness
world is in part “ play ” — creating and trying to complete a world in some way ...
A world in which weight does not exist threatens our basic psychophysical sense
of order . Nevertheless , the imaginative game of conceiving this weightlessness
world is in part “ play ” — creating and trying to complete a world in some way ...
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Acknowledgments | 3 |
THE OPERATIONAL MECHANISMS | 33 |
SYNECTICS IN THE INDUSTRIAL MODEL | 57 |
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