Synectics: the development of creative capacityHarper, 1961 - 180 oldal |
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107. oldal
... supposed to mean that her face is red . But in spite of this ambivalence , simile , like analogy , tends to strike us as logical because it is explicitly comparative . It is “ safer " than a metaphor which flatly equates unlike objects ...
... supposed to mean that her face is red . But in spite of this ambivalence , simile , like analogy , tends to strike us as logical because it is explicitly comparative . It is “ safer " than a metaphor which flatly equates unlike objects ...
124. oldal
... supposed to stop . That weird phenomena of sourceless sound is supposed to become as safe and acceptable as the everyday tap of a hammer . But naming the noise does not describe it . It does not answer the question , it kills it . Play ...
... supposed to stop . That weird phenomena of sourceless sound is supposed to become as safe and acceptable as the everyday tap of a hammer . But naming the noise does not describe it . It does not answer the question , it kills it . Play ...
141. oldal
... supposed to be kept clean and a natural response to the spilled garbage is rejection - we mop up the mess that has violated a primary intention ( the clean floor ) . A trained eye capable of temporarily suspending the clean floor preju ...
... supposed to be kept clean and a natural response to the spilled garbage is rejection - we mop up the mess that has violated a primary intention ( the clean floor ) . A trained eye capable of temporarily suspending the clean floor preju ...
Tartalomjegyzék
THE OPERATIONAL MECHANISMS | 33 |
SYNECTICS IN THE INDUSTRIAL MODEL | 57 |
THE COMMONPLACE AND EXPERTISE | 92 |
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