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Comparable to play with words and meanings is speculative play with logical
systems . Logical systems are by definition self - consistent . Consequently , this
sort of play involves upsetting or distorting inner consistency . One classic
example ...
Comparable to play with words and meanings is speculative play with logical
systems . Logical systems are by definition self - consistent . Consequently , this
sort of play involves upsetting or distorting inner consistency . One classic
example ...
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The immediate goal of play with language and with logical pattern is less “
ultimate order ” and more the achievement of a coincidence of meaning and
excitement which can be accepted as valid and which can simultaneously excite
an ...
The immediate goal of play with language and with logical pattern is less “
ultimate order ” and more the achievement of a coincidence of meaning and
excitement which can be accepted as valid and which can simultaneously excite
an ...
Pagina 130
Logical systems like the syllogism are capable only of egocentric relevance .
They cannot admit irrelevancies like “ caring ” or confusing men with marble ;
they cannot admit the sense of humor or the imaginative leap which establishes a
...
Logical systems like the syllogism are capable only of egocentric relevance .
They cannot admit irrelevancies like “ caring ” or confusing men with marble ;
they cannot admit the sense of humor or the imaginative leap which establishes a
...
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Introduction | 3 |
THE OPERATIONAL MECHANISMS | 33 |
SYNECTICS IN THE INDUSTRIAL MODEL | 57 |
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