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... whole . We are familiar with the fact that moths are attracted by light even though they may burn themselves to death in contact with powerful electric bulbs . Such reactivity to a single part of the environment is often used to trick ...
... whole . We are familiar with the fact that moths are attracted by light even though they may burn themselves to death in contact with powerful electric bulbs . Such reactivity to a single part of the environment is often used to trick ...
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... whole triangle . The Gestaltists actually speak of closure because they have taken into special consideration ... whole . Except for a few optical illusions pur- posely arranged , the whole is not experienced at a sensory level . The ...
... whole triangle . The Gestaltists actually speak of closure because they have taken into special consideration ... whole . Except for a few optical illusions pur- posely arranged , the whole is not experienced at a sensory level . The ...
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... whole or from the whole to the part . Each subsequent part contributes its share , so that finally the whole gestalt appears in its aesthetic sequence . Once the whole is appreciated , each part will acquire new significance because of ...
... whole or from the whole to the part . Each subsequent part contributes its share , so that finally the whole gestalt appears in its aesthetic sequence . Once the whole is appreciated , each part will acquire new significance because of ...
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