Intuition: Evaluating the construct and its impact on creative thinking
β Scribed by Tony Bastick
- Publisher
- Stoneman & Lang
- Year
- 2003
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 532
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Synopsis
"In this work Tony Bastick suggests several radical changes to traditional perspectives on intuition and creativity. By building a more sophisticated picture of creativity and intuition, Bastick raises critical challenges for existing theory. In addition, Bastick's trans-disciplinary proposals contribute to addressing a variety of disciplinary paradoxes and problems that have eluded resolution by discipline-specific approaches. More specifically, it offers considerable conceptual utility for those that depend on bringing together a coherent and well-justified picture of intuition and creativity to support their professional practice. It is a valuable insight-providing book." Dr. Terence Love, Research Fellow, Curtin University, Western Australia
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