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... imagination , of course , is only a prerequisite for or a precursor of creativity . Subsequent elaborations of imaginations are necessary for creativity . In our definition of imagination we used the word “ symbolic . ” The symbol is a ...
... imagination , of course , is only a prerequisite for or a precursor of creativity . Subsequent elaborations of imaginations are necessary for creativity . In our definition of imagination we used the word “ symbolic . ” The symbol is a ...
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... imagination is extended . As great as that power was at the cognitive level of the image , it becomes much greater with paleologic thinking . As a rule paleologic thinking uses ... imagination . If imagination were ( 75 ) Primitive Cognition.
... imagination is extended . As great as that power was at the cognitive level of the image , it becomes much greater with paleologic thinking . As a rule paleologic thinking uses ... imagination . If imagination were ( 75 ) Primitive Cognition.
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Silvano Arieti. of the disciplining of this imagination . If imagination were left to the free realm of paleologic thinking , it would lead to formulations that the logical mind could not accept . It is for this reason that imagination ...
Silvano Arieti. of the disciplining of this imagination . If imagination were left to the free realm of paleologic thinking , it would lead to formulations that the logical mind could not accept . It is for this reason that imagination ...
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