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FOUR · THE COMMONPLACE AND EXPERTISE THE COMMONPLACE m . The
commonplace is the world of naive perception , free from sophisticated semantic
rationalization . The specialized semantics of established knowledge constitutes
...
FOUR · THE COMMONPLACE AND EXPERTISE THE COMMONPLACE m . The
commonplace is the world of naive perception , free from sophisticated semantic
rationalization . The specialized semantics of established knowledge constitutes
...
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Until the early part of this century the commonplace for most human beings
included the barnyard and a continuous contact with plants and animals ... Urban
life has obviously displaced this with a man - made and mechanical
commonplace .
Until the early part of this century the commonplace for most human beings
included the barnyard and a continuous contact with plants and animals ... Urban
life has obviously displaced this with a man - made and mechanical
commonplace .
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as abstractions from reality constitute a virtually complete and unassailable
pattern , whereas the commonplace is infinitely repatternable . Since conventions
are orderly ways of considering and making palatable the infinite data of the ...
as abstractions from reality constitute a virtually complete and unassailable
pattern , whereas the commonplace is infinitely repatternable . Since conventions
are orderly ways of considering and making palatable the infinite data of the ...
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Introduction | 3 |
THE OPERATIONAL MECHANISMS | 33 |
SYNECTICS IN THE INDUSTRIAL MODEL | 57 |
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