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... visual art and spe- cifically painting , that is , images made on external objects by human beings . Contrary to the ... visual images ? Or is visual art a creation of new forms and combinations of colors ? It is all these things ...
... visual art and spe- cifically painting , that is , images made on external objects by human beings . Contrary to the ... visual images ? Or is visual art a creation of new forms and combinations of colors ? It is all these things ...
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... visual art — as a matter of fact , more so in visual art than in any other form of creativity — we also have that fundamental mechanism of primary- process cognition : the perceptualization ( or concretization ) of the con- cept ...
... visual art — as a matter of fact , more so in visual art than in any other form of creativity — we also have that fundamental mechanism of primary- process cognition : the perceptualization ( or concretization ) of the con- cept ...
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... visual identity . Einstein may be in good faith when he says that the visual part of creativity comes first , because his antecedent mental work might have been uncon- scious . His situation may be similar to that of a person who ...
... visual identity . Einstein may be in good faith when he says that the visual part of creativity comes first , because his antecedent mental work might have been uncon- scious . His situation may be similar to that of a person who ...
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