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... modes : the psychological and the vision- ary . In the psychological mode the content of the creative product is drawn from the realm of human consciousness . Although the vast realm of human experience — in its relation to such things ...
... modes : the psychological and the vision- ary . In the psychological mode the content of the creative product is drawn from the realm of human consciousness . Although the vast realm of human experience — in its relation to such things ...
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... mode of contiguity makes us associate A ( for in- stance , a sunset ) and B ( night ) because we have observed that B has followed A many times . In arithmetical thinking , the mode of con- tiguity predominates in the concept of the ...
... mode of contiguity makes us associate A ( for in- stance , a sunset ) and B ( night ) because we have observed that B has followed A many times . In arithmetical thinking , the mode of con- tiguity predominates in the concept of the ...
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... mode of pars pro toto causes us to extend to the whole series of A's and B's that which we have ob- served in a segment of that series . In arithmetic , the properties of I and 2 , and of 1 and 2 together , and so forth , are applied by ...
... mode of pars pro toto causes us to extend to the whole series of A's and B's that which we have ob- served in a segment of that series . In arithmetic , the properties of I and 2 , and of 1 and 2 together , and so forth , are applied by ...
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