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... mechanisms reappear in the creative pro- cess also , in strange , intricate combinations with secondary process mechanisms and in syntheses that , although unpredictable , are never- theless susceptible of psychological interpretation ...
... mechanisms reappear in the creative pro- cess also , in strange , intricate combinations with secondary process mechanisms and in syntheses that , although unpredictable , are never- theless susceptible of psychological interpretation ...
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... mechanisms consist of primary processes - of- ten , the paleological type of cognitive organization ; at other times of logical processes with false premises , or of ways of thinking that ( al- though logical ) imply some additional ...
... mechanisms consist of primary processes - of- ten , the paleological type of cognitive organization ; at other times of logical processes with false premises , or of ways of thinking that ( al- though logical ) imply some additional ...
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... mechanisms . We should not make the common mistake of considering the new insights and aims of religion irrational or primitive , just because they are partially founded on primary - process mechanisms . How do the primary - process ...
... mechanisms . We should not make the common mistake of considering the new insights and aims of religion irrational or primitive , just because they are partially founded on primary - process mechanisms . How do the primary - process ...
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