Synectics: the development of creative capacityHarper, 1961 - 180 Seiten |
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... FANTASY ANALOGY For Sigmund Freud , creative work in general , and art in particular , is the fulfilment of a wish , although he does not say , as he has been accused of saying , that it is nothing but a wish . The artist must know how ...
... FANTASY ANALOGY For Sigmund Freud , creative work in general , and art in particular , is the fulfilment of a wish , although he does not say , as he has been accused of saying , that it is nothing but a wish . The artist must know how ...
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... Fantasy Analogy . Conscious self - deceit appears in all the mecha- nisms to a greater or lesser degree but in the mechanism of Fantasy Analogy it is paramount . When a problem is presented to the mind it is most useful to imagine the ...
... Fantasy Analogy . Conscious self - deceit appears in all the mecha- nisms to a greater or lesser degree but in the mechanism of Fantasy Analogy it is paramount . When a problem is presented to the mind it is most useful to imagine the ...
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... Fantasy Analogy first is that it tends to evoke the other mechanisms . In the closure example the group goes from Fantasy Analogy to Direct Analogy to Personal Analogy , etc. It is easier to imagine the mechanism of Fantasy Analogy oper ...
... Fantasy Analogy first is that it tends to evoke the other mechanisms . In the closure example the group goes from Fantasy Analogy to Direct Analogy to Personal Analogy , etc. It is easier to imagine the mechanism of Fantasy Analogy oper ...
Inhalt
THE OPERATIONAL MECHANISMS | 33 |
SYNECTICS IN THE INDUSTRIAL MODEL | 57 |
THE COMMONPLACE AND EXPERTISE | 92 |
Urheberrecht | |
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