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Page 271
... result of in- dividualizing a common characteristic or connection between things that were deemed dissimilar or unrelated before . But of course the ob- servation of similarity is not enough . The transformations used by Poincaré are ...
... result of in- dividualizing a common characteristic or connection between things that were deemed dissimilar or unrelated before . But of course the ob- servation of similarity is not enough . The transformations used by Poincaré are ...
Page 304
... result of exposure of the individual to a certain type of structured society . The social character will make people " want to act as they have to act " ( Fromm 1949 ) . These different approaches reflect two different schools of ...
... result of exposure of the individual to a certain type of structured society . The social character will make people " want to act as they have to act " ( Fromm 1949 ) . These different approaches reflect two different schools of ...
Page 343
... result of her study of more than 105 tenth - grade students , that although there is a certain correlation between intelligence and creativity , " there is also some reason to suspect that creativity is fostered by a particular type of ...
... result of her study of more than 105 tenth - grade students , that although there is a certain correlation between intelligence and creativity , " there is also some reason to suspect that creativity is fostered by a particular type of ...
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