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... Individual AS ALREADY MENTIONED , a very large number of authors have tried in various ways to detect and describe unusual characteristics in the personality of the creative individual . To what extent these char- acteristics are ...
... Individual AS ALREADY MENTIONED , a very large number of authors have tried in various ways to detect and describe unusual characteristics in the personality of the creative individual . To what extent these char- acteristics are ...
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... individual or for groups , even if not capable of eliciting great creativity or new crops of geniuses , have at least been able to expand the functions of the individuals con- cerned . They seem to have become capable of feeling more ...
... individual or for groups , even if not capable of eliciting great creativity or new crops of geniuses , have at least been able to expand the functions of the individuals con- cerned . They seem to have become capable of feeling more ...
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... individual himself . In free thinking , the person must allow his mind to wander in any direction without restraints or orga- nization . Eventually any type of thinking becomes more or less orga- nized of course ; but in a state of ...
... individual himself . In free thinking , the person must allow his mind to wander in any direction without restraints or orga- nization . Eventually any type of thinking becomes more or less orga- nized of course ; but in a state of ...
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