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It is the function of the mind , when presented with a problem , to attempt to make
the strange familiar by means of analysis . The human organism is basically
conservative , and any strange thing or concept is threatening to it . When faced
with ...
It is the function of the mind , when presented with a problem , to attempt to make
the strange familiar by means of analysis . The human organism is basically
conservative , and any strange thing or concept is threatening to it . When faced
with ...
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bends and peers at the world from between his legs is experimenting with the
familiar made strange . ( One sees the familiar tree as a collection of solids in an
otherwise empty space . The sculptor consciously may invert his world and see
the ...
bends and peers at the world from between his legs is experimenting with the
familiar made strange . ( One sees the familiar tree as a collection of solids in an
otherwise empty space . The sculptor consciously may invert his world and see
the ...
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In the roof example the problem as given was to invent a new roof . Making the
Strange Familiar : Any problem , no matter how old a chestnut , is strange in the
sense that concentrated analysis will uncover elements not previously revealed .
In the roof example the problem as given was to invent a new roof . Making the
Strange Familiar : Any problem , no matter how old a chestnut , is strange in the
sense that concentrated analysis will uncover elements not previously revealed .
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Acknowledgments | 3 |
THE OPERATIONAL MECHANISMS | 33 |
SYNECTICS IN THE INDUSTRIAL MODEL | 57 |
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