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... activity , can go back and forth from the highest to the lowest order of these levels . It is one of the major properties of the mind , especially in the creative process , to use all the levels of activity , whether in succession , in ...
... activity , can go back and forth from the highest to the lowest order of these levels . It is one of the major properties of the mind , especially in the creative process , to use all the levels of activity , whether in succession , in ...
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... activity in search of a form , a groping for some definite structure . When a suitable form is found , this activity is transformed into a cre- ative work , at a more or less advanced stage of production . In some cases the creative ...
... activity in search of a form , a groping for some definite structure . When a suitable form is found , this activity is transformed into a cre- ative work , at a more or less advanced stage of production . In some cases the creative ...
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... activity , of course , we do not mean withdrawal or excessive loafing , but taking time off to do " nothing , " so far as a critical observer can see . If a person must always fix his attention on external work , he limits the ...
... activity , of course , we do not mean withdrawal or excessive loafing , but taking time off to do " nothing , " so far as a critical observer can see . If a person must always fix his attention on external work , he limits the ...
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