Synectics: The Development of Creative Capacity |
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Shortly after these interviews were completed , our research took the form of an
increasing interest in the similarity of the creative process in art with that in
science — a similarity which was made quite apparent by the response of both
artists ...
Shortly after these interviews were completed , our research took the form of an
increasing interest in the similarity of the creative process in art with that in
science — a similarity which was made quite apparent by the response of both
artists ...
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( b ) He became interested enough in fish to check on ichthyological optics , thus
showing an ability to involve himself in apparent irrelevancies . ( c ) His
underwater exploit symbolized his experimental bentthe desire to stop mere
speculation ...
( b ) He became interested enough in fish to check on ichthyological optics , thus
showing an ability to involve himself in apparent irrelevancies . ( c ) His
underwater exploit symbolized his experimental bentthe desire to stop mere
speculation ...
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The sciences and the arts make relevant the apparent irrelevancies which
abound in the fantastic multiplicity of human experience . Isaac Newton invented
a scientific pattern in which apparent irrelevancies are harmoniously arranged so
that ...
The sciences and the arts make relevant the apparent irrelevancies which
abound in the fantastic multiplicity of human experience . Isaac Newton invented
a scientific pattern in which apparent irrelevancies are harmoniously arranged so
that ...
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Introduction | 3 |
THE OPERATIONAL MECHANISMS | 33 |
SYNECTICS IN THE INDUSTRIAL MODEL | 57 |
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