This requires some creative thought – which totally pays off.
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So there is something to creative thought that floats in the air.
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More than dollars, the NEA represents a civilization that values critical and creative thought.
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The emergence of language as a system of creative thought was sensed by Descartes and Galileo.
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All it takes is a little creative thought, but the studios rarely have that working for them.
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"But that leap of creative thought, that spark of imagination, still has to come from a human."
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So the brain-analyzing devices themselves might well chill creative thought, even if they were purely placebos.
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We spent a lot of years figuring out distribution channels and ways to incentivize and monetize creative thought, right?
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Creating puzzle themes works well with our collaboration, because it encourages much exploration of ideas, which leads to creative thought.
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Super Deluxe, always a hotbed of creative thought, has struck a blow in favor of striking Nazis with their latest game.
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Research shows that adding some sort of limitation can really hone your focus so that you can deeply explore a creative thought.
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But overall, Jojo Rabbit stands as a creative, thought-provoking example of the power of childlike wonder in the face of terrible forces.
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Or how a simple, denim-filled uniform can free the mind for more creative thought, which you can read more about at Gap Styld.by.
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If not, then give some careful and perhaps creative thought to the high-level connections between your travel adventures and the kind of work you're seeking.
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That was seen as the way to compete with Facebook and gain audience from TV. In my experience, every other idea or creative thought was dismissed.
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No matter how many aspects are borrowed, getting that logo formula right is much like a DJ sampling and justly requires its own unique creative thought process.
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You get the sense she's using too much brain power on creative thought, devising her next little slice of expression, to be playing mind-games or plotting.
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The gameplay seems astonishingly sophisticated, and the creative thought that has gone into the design and art direction of the characters and sets is off the charts.
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Not all engineers will become artists, or all artists will become engineers, but we believe cross-fertilization of ideas across boundaries will trigger a new wave of creative thought.
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And his point is well taken that what is called A.D.H.D. may actually be conducive to creative thought, which might emerge more clearly in environments that value and nurture it.
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I think they could be a chance where you'll see more and more of the creative thought leadership happening from folks who play those roles on these online platforms. Right?
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The problem is that a little bit of boredom might be good for us: There's evidence that it aids creative thought (something to do with the way that minds can wander when they're idle).
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Unlike focusing on diversity, which is rather straightforward in theory, the concept of inclusivity can be difficult to implement because it takes a tremendous amount of creative thought, effort and execution on behalf of leadership.
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Whereas the printed book assumes and empowers the capacity for creative thought and deep contemplation, the internet is designed for optimized, high-speed consumption — a manifestation of the industrialist desires and ethics of our time.
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" That was a critical look at the trends of the time that the museum characterized as "in no sense a fashion show," but rather an attempt to "encourage creative thought about the problems of modern apparel.
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Television and movie characters, for example, already have names and personalities attributed to them, and so toys featuring these characters dictate how kids play with them; conversely, straightforward items like blocks or paint better promote creative thought.
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"I think my exposure to that group helped me know what I was looking for when I got older, in terms of black creative thought and people being self-reliant and creating their own institutions," she said.
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Instead of hiring supposed "IoT experts" to oversee projects or employees, we'll see the advent of the IoT Business Designer, a creative thought leader who will search for business opportunities that can be addressed through IoT, then assemble a tech solution to address the opportunity.
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You look for those life hacks that allow you to get your creative juices flowing — or at least clear the way to a deeper self-awareness of how you get things done throughout the day so that you have more time for creative thought.
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There was one bit which I didn't get to, which was that there were 120 people in the company that were clever, innovative, creative, thought that they were doing great work, believed in the work that they were doing, sincere people, and they all lost their jobs from this.
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" Leadership coach Ellen Faye agrees: "While exercise, yoga, and meditation are great solutions to managing the stress of every day, there's nothing like disconnecting for a longer period of time to create the space for important decisions and objective creative thought," she tells CNBC Make It. "I think of it as a one week long shower.
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The days of its greatest building, sculpture, and painting, and its most vital creative thought, were past.
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2, No. 9, 2001, pp. 635–642.Pearson D.G. Mental imagery and creative thought. Proceedings of the British Academy. Vol. 147, 2007; pp. 187–212.
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Partii, Heidi (2014). "Supporting Collaboration in Changing Cultural Landscapes", pp. 208–09 in Margaret S Barrett (ed.) Collaborative Creative Thought and Practice in Music. Ashgate Publishing.
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Solving the problem in SQL without looping involves a bit more code and requires a bit more creative thought than the nested loop approach of cursors.
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The Wellcome Trust, London. Eye&I;Look into my eyes Times Educational Supplement, London, 1 July 2005. Retrieved on 25 July 2012Maddock, Su (2007). The Journey of a Creative Thought Leader.
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A problem such as 2+2 is a linear thought process that can performed in the consciousness. Trying to solve the equation for gravity requires more complex connections in the brain which has been seen to require the unconscious thought process. In application to education, this may include requiring more recess time to facilitate the creative thought process. However, there is limited research on how exactly the creative thought process works and how it can be elicited.
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"Defaults in Semantics and Pragmatics." Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. . Philosophers of science have emphasized the importance of heuristics in creative thought and the construction of scientific theories.Frigg, Roman, and Stephan Hartmann. 2006.
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Memory, Vol. 7, No. 1, 1999, pp. 19–41. not only for imagery created through fantasyPearson, D. G., Mental imagery and creative thought. Proceedings of the British Academy, Vol. 147, 2007, pp. 187–212.
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Chunilal Madia left United States Information Service in 1962 and started Ruchi monthly. He termed it as a magazine for creative thought. It published its last issue in December 1968 as Madia died the same month.
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How early school experiences impact creativity. In J. C. Kaufman & J. Baer (Eds.), Creativity and Reason in Cognitive Development (pp. 333–350). New York, NY: Cambridge University Press. See the Waldorf School as an example of an education program that promotes creative thought.
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The events in dreams are generally outside the control of the dreamer, with the exception of lucid dreaming, where the dreamer is self-aware. Dreams can at times make a creative thought occur to the person or give a sense of inspiration.Domhoff, W. (2002). The scientific study of dreams.
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Collier was born on 12 October 1938 in Manchester. She was the daughter of actress Patience Collier and campaigning pharmacologist Harry Collier. She had two siblings; a sister Sarah and a brother Joe. Collier had the importance of hard work and creative thought instilled in her from an early age.
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Fleming and Lothian, Way to Eternity, p. 25. The Memphite creation myth coexisted with that of Heliopolis, as Ptah's creative thought and speech were believed to have caused the formation of Atum and the Ennead.Allen, Middle Egyptian, p. 172. Ptah was also associated with Tatjenen, the god who personified the pyramidal mound.
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Stefan Hakenberg is a composer. He was born in Wuppertal, Germany, and currently lives in Juneau, Alaska. Reviewers have praised his music as "highly original," "dramatic and memorable," "creating strong musical expressions in a densely contrapuntal style." The integration of players of non-western classical background has particularly shaped Hakenberg's creative thought.
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This happens not during the writing, but during the research. There are rituals that are a part of Didion's creative thought process. At the end of the day, Didion must take a break from writing to remove herself from the "pages". She feels closeness to her work; without a necessary break, she cannot make proper adjustments.
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Camille eventually learns about AIDS and fears she may have contracted the disease. The story involves flashbacks, and in one sequence we learn that Camille's parents are feuding. Illogically, she tries to persuade them to reunite long enough for her conception to take place. The surreal plot and series of stylized scenes is in keeping with postmodern cinema, which challenges the notion of original creative thought.
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Psychologists have studied imaginative thought, not only in its exotic form of creativity and artistic expression but also in its mundane form of everyday imagination.Ward, T.B., Smith, S.M, & Vaid, J. (1997). Creative thought. Washington DC: APA Ruth M.J. Byrne has proposed that everyday imaginative thoughts about counterfactual alternatives to reality may be based on the same cognitive processes on which rational thoughts are also based.
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Afterwards, he began to breed spiders in order to use their cobwebs to create pictures. Avetisyan's works are made of real cobweb and this brought him fame almost instantly. He is the first artist who uses cobwebs for pictures (Cobweb art). Andranik Avetisyan was awarded the "New Talent and Creative Thought" prize at the Cannes International Exhibition of Modern Art, which was held in 2017.
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His father intended for him to pursue electrical engineering, but Einstein clashed with authorities and resented the school's regimen and teaching method. He later wrote that the spirit of learning and creative thought was lost in strict rote learning. At the end of December 1894, he traveled to Italy to join his family in Pavia, convincing the school to let him go by using a doctor's note.
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Afterwards, he began to breed spiders in order to use their cobwebs to create pictures. Avetisyan's works are made of real cobweb and this brought him fame almost instantly. He is the first artist who uses cobwebs for pictures. Andranik Avetisyan was awarded the " New Talent and Creative Thought " prize at the Cannes " World's Artists " International Exhibition of Modern Art, which was held in 2017.
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In 2003, Philip A. Glotzbach became the College's seventh president. After his presidency was announced, to welcome him to Skidmore, students rallied and drummed up support for his presidency by writing slogans in chalk on sidewalks around the campus. In February 2019, Glotzbach announced that he would retire at the end of the 2019-2020 school year. 2006 marked the start of the largest campaign in Skidmore's history, Creative Thought.
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Bangla films rarely come under the spotlight by their music. It was thought that the music from Monpura was collected from Bangladeshi folk music, but almost all are original songs. The album has been noted for its depth, creative thought, and trend-breaking effort. "Shonai Hai Haire," written by director Giasuddin Selim, tells the story of a daughter's death, whose funeral is attended by her father and father-in-law.
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The idea of blending comes from the ideas of conceptual integration, or conceptual blending introduced by Gilles Fauconnier and Mark Turner. Originally focused on understanding linguistic expressions, the simple but powerful ideas of blending have been applied to many areas as detailed on Mark Turner's website. Creative thought arises from bringing together concepts from two input spaces. These spaces have some correspondences with each other and share a structure with a more generic space.
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According to the mission statement of the yeshiva, it advocates a combination of Torah study and a love of the Jewish people and the Land of Israel. Its embrace of spirituality and religious striving is tempered with a message of moderation and openness. YHE encourages serious study, creative thought, intellectual rigor, fellowship with all Jews regardless of level of observance or political outlook, and a universal, humanistic outlook. YHE employs the Brisk analytic style of Talmud study.
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The Intercourse is focused on supporting and encouraging creative thought through the development, sharing and combining of ideas and collective knowledge. This goal is accomplished through hosting artist-in-resident studios, classes, lectures, a self-published magazine and rotating exhibitions in the main space and sculpture garden. The Intercourse Project is currently collaborating with Recess Activities and is acting as a host space for Recess' program Session. The first edition of Intercourse Magazine is available now.
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On the other hand, laboratory work is performed to expose students to the equipment and techniques used in scientific investigation and engineering practice. In their project activities, students meet the need for engineering judgment, teamwork, and careful planning. They develop their abilities to observe and make decisions based on independent and creative thought. Students are also provided with schooling in professional attributes like communication skills, the art of self-learning, ethics, and the essentials of quality management.
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Conceptual combination is a fundamental cognitive process by which two or more existing basic concepts are mentally synthesized to generate a composite, higher-order concept. The products of this process are sometimes referred to as "complex concepts." Combining concepts allows individuals to use a finite number of concepts which they already understand to construct a potentially limitless quantity of new, related concepts. It is an essential component of many abilities, such as perception, language, synthetic reasoning, creative thought and abstraction.
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In October 1978, the Reverend Robert Young, Duke University minister, informed Crotwell that her contract at Duke Chapel would not be renewed. He explained that the university had recently adopted an "unwritten policy in which junior positions are changed regularly to provide new and creative thought." The decision upset faculty and students across the campus. Some felt that Crotwell would not have been dismissed had she been male, and suspected that Young may have felt threatened by her popularity on campus.
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The Miller Institute for Basic Research in Science was established on the University of California, Berkeley campus in 1955 after Adolph C. Miller and his wife, Mary Sprague Miller, made a donation to the University. It was their wish that the donation be used to establish an institute “dedicated to the encouragement of creative thought and conduct of pure science.” The Miller Institute sponsors Miller Research Professors, Visiting Miller Professors and Miller Research Fellows. The first appointments of Miller Professors were made in January 1957.
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Affirmative prayer is understood, in Unity, as the highest form of creative thought. It includes the release of negative thoughts and holding in mind statements of spiritual truth. Unity teaches the use of meditation and prayer as a way to experience the presence of God, heighten the awareness of truth, and thereby transform our lives.Mosley, Glenn, "Learning to Pray," Unity Magazine May–June 2001, pp. 16–17 > Prayer is valuable not because it alters the circumstances and conditions of > your life, but because it alters you.
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In May 2010, Skidmore completed a $200 million comprehensive Creative Thought – Bold Promise campaign, which raised a total of $216.5 million. In 2015, Skidmore completed a new strategic plan: Creating Pathways to Excellence – the Plan for Skidmore 2015-2025 and is currently nearing the end of its next Comprehensive Campaign: Creating our Future – The Campaign for Skidmore. Glotzbach retired as Skidmore's president following the 2019-2020 academic year. The college announced that Marc C. Conner, provost of Washington and Lee University, would succeed Glotzbach in July 2020.
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PC Gamer was more critical, giving the game a 72/100 and stating that Assassin's Creed III had "Entertaining storytelling and fantastic naval combat marred by terrible mission design and endemic feature creep" The reviewer felt that homesteading detracted from the central theme and story, and narrowly scripted optional objectives punished players for thinking laterally. "It's about pattern recognition rather than creative thought, binary reactions with no room for life or dynamism." In December 2015, Game Informer ranked the game as the ninth best game in the Assassin's Creed series to date.
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He founded and is the creative thought leader behind TBLI in 1998 in Amsterdam. The work has expanded and now includes organizing TBLI Conference, the world's leading International Conference on Responsible investment, advising the European Commission (DG Social and Employment), and running a consultancy firm. Robert lectured for the Rotterdam School of Management (RSM) after setting up their Sustainability program and still provides educational services through TBLI Academy. He has been mentioned numerous times in the book, 'Partiality of Responsibility' (Ethics in Sustainability Consulting) written by Robert S. Earhart and published 2011.
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Walther LGR Moving Target A great deal of creative thought was expended for the LGR stock designs. The stocks were designed to conform to UIT regulations and offer match shooters a great degree of comfort. The basic LGR and LGR Junior stocks were made of beech with little stippling. The higher grade LGR Match, LGR Match Universal and LGR Moving Target variants stocks had higher combs and raised sighting lines and were made of good grades of walnut and sported a fully stippled pistol grip area and fore end.
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In Portugal, began a career as a musician under the name of Francis Riba, having created several musical groups, being the better known, the psychedelic rock band ZEM.Discossete, (1992). Relação de Grupos dos Anos 80, Lisboa: Discossete From 1982 to 1999 he was involved in several musical and theatrical projects as a technician, musician, producer and director, writing several adaptations and two original pieces. Graduated in the Soviet Union, in 1986, in Chemical Engineering, where he frequented also the courses of "Scientific Drawing" and "Creative Thought in Post- modernism".
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To date, most of the information about this growing phenomenon exists in book form. Many of the ideas and mechanisms are related to changes in copyright law, as described by Lawrence Lessig and Creative Commons. University education for creative professionals is often presented under older definitions of music, art, and related disciplines, but the processes related to creative thought, particularly as they apply to work, are found in books about cognitive psychology. Author and cognitive thinking researcher Howard Gardner has defined a variety of intelligences related to creative workers.
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Many adolescents take one year off after high school to study exclusively for the university entrance exam, and are known as ronin. More prestigious universities have more difficult exams. The most prestigious university with the most difficult exam is the University of Tokyo. Since 1996, the Japanese Ministry of Education has taken steps to address this 'pressure-cooker' educational environment and instill greater creative thought in Japanese youth by significantly relaxing the school schedule from six-day weeks to five-day weeks and dropping two subjects from the daily schedule, with new academic curricula more comparable to Western educational models.
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Alan Kay, a student of Evans, developed object-oriented programming technology, a foundation of current programming systems. At Utah, Kay learned to think of computers as dynamic, interactive personal devices to support creative thought - the founding principle of his work. Kay's Ph.D. thesis (1969) described the design of the FLEX machine, a flexible, extensible programming language developed in collaboration with Ed Cheadle. Kay dreamed of a device called the Dynabook, a portable electronic device the size of a three-ring notebook with a touch-sensitive liquid crystal screen and a keyboard - precursor to the Apple iPad.
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Actual idealism holds that it is the act of thinking as perception, not creative thought as imagination, which defines reality. Therefore, one idea, or another, can only be a formulation of particulars within the bounds of a known totality, in which one idea is not on any side of those particulars. Totality constituting the whole cohesive reality, is negated in such idea by itself. Integration of totality against idea, in appealing to oneself, is the sole fruitful means of idea, which poses no favoritism to the developed ideas giving a knowing precedence to the world it has created itself into.
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The article also argued that orthodoxy had limited Davis' intellectual horizons: "I have had to remove a mountain of ecclesiastical rubble in order to produce a few tiny plants of creative thought." Davis's exit from the Church was included in an autobiography published the following year titled A Question of Conscience. In 1967, Davis married Florence Henderson (not to be confused with the actress), a Brooklyn-born Catholic theology student and member of The Grail, a Catholic women's movement. In 2006, their daughter, Claire Henderson Davis stated that her father left the priesthood to marry her mother.
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The Dixon Education Department strives to reach diverse audiences and provide an environment that applauds personal interpretation and advances creative thought. The Education Department promotes interest in the arts and horticulture through specific programming for children, adults, and outreach groups. Some of the Dixon's programs include the children's program Mini Masters, the adult lecture series Munch and Learn, and the school outreach program Art to Grow. The excellent educational programs at the Dixon are evidenced by the Associate Curator of Education, who was named Tennessee Art Educator of the Year for 2009-2010 by the Tennessee Art Educators Association.
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Founded in the late 1960s and originally known as the USA Institute, its name was subsequently changed to the US and Canada Institute to reflect an expanded geographic focus. It was one of a number of area studies organizations created by the Soviet government to engage in unfettered research on regional issues; former institute director Georgy Arbatov referred to these organizations as "oases of creative thought". By the late 1980s the institute had a staff of 300 specialists and published a monthly scholarly journal, U.S.A.: Economics, Politics, Ideology. ISKRAN played an important role in the Soviet foreign policy decision making process.
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Creative interference and states of potentiality in analogy problem solving. Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society. July 20–23, 2011, Boston MA. Honing theory posits that creative thought proceeds not by searching through and randomly ‘mutating’ predefined possibilities, but by drawing upon associations that exist due to overlap in the distributed neural cell assemblies that participate in the encoding of experiences in memory. Midway through the creative process one may have made associations between the current task and previous experiences, but not yet disambiguated which aspects of those previous experiences are relevant to the current task. Thus the creative idea may feel ‘half-baked’.
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The MMCP uses a spiral curriculum that sequentially introduces new concepts in action-oriented cycles that are developmentally appropriate. The "spiral curriculum" concept was first proposed by Jerome Bruner in 1960, and has since been the model for many school curricula in the US. A typical MMCP sequence of events is as follows: 1) Strategy - Teacher presents a framework for introducing a musical problem (often in the form of a question) that inspires creative thought. The problem must be well-defined, well-diversified, and able to be solved creatively by all students. 2) Composing & Rehearsing - Students solve the musical problem in group composition projects by developing a musical hypothesis and testing it using aural logic.
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In the early 1870s Ostrovsky's plays became more experimental, had little success on stage and were more or less disliked by critics. "The Impotence of Creative Thought", the title of Nikolai Shelgunov's article in Delo magazine, reflected the general mood. While in the old days Ostrovsky was criticised for being too epic and paying little attention to form, Late Love (Поздняя любовь, 1873) and Wolves and Sheep (Волки и овцы, 1875), with their perfect inner mechanism of action and technical gloss, were seen as too "French-like in structure." "I am at a loss, being scolded from all sides for my work which I've been totally honest in," Ostrovsky complained to Nekrasov in an 8 March 1874 letter.
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In the 9th and 10th centuries, intellectual life in Transoxiana and Khorasan reached a high level. In the words of N.N. Negmatov, "It was inevitable that the local Samanid dynasty, seeking support among its literate classes, should cultivate and promote local cultural traditions, literacy and literature." The main Samanid towns – Bukhara, Samarkand, Balkh, Merv, Nishapur, Khujand, Bunjikath, Hulbuk, Termez and others, became the major cultural centres under the state. Scholars, poets, artists and other men of education from many Muslim countries assembled in the Samanid capital of Bukhara, where a rich soil was created for the prosper of creative thought, thus making it one of the most distinguished cultural centres of the Eastern world.
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63–171 and the notion that writing is a pharmakon. Whereas a straightforward view on Plato's treatment of writing (in Phaedrus) suggests that writing is to be rejected as strictly poisonous to the ability to think for oneself in dialogue with others (i.e. to anamnesis), Bernard Stiegler argues that "the hypomnesic appears as that which constitutes the condition of the anamnesic"—in other words, externalised time-bound communication is necessary for original creative thought, in part because it is the primordial support of culture. Michael Rinella has written a book- length review of the pharmakon within a historical context, with an emphasis on the relationship between pharmakoi in the standard drug sense and the philosophical understanding of the term.
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The Gifted Education Programme (GEP) was set up by the Ministry of Education in 1984 to cater to the intellectually gifted students. This programme aims to develop gifted children to their top potential and it places a special emphasis on higher-order thinking and creative thought. There are currently 9 primary schools offering the Gifted Education Programme: Anglo-Chinese School, Catholic High School, Henry Park Primary School, Nan Hua Primary School, Nanyang Primary School, Rosyth School, Tao Nan School, St. Hilda's Primary School and Raffles Girls' Primary School. The Secondary School Gifted Education Programme was discontinued at the end of 2008 as more students take the Integrated Programme (IP); this has been replaced by a "School-Based Gifted Education" programme.
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Art Critic Demetrio Paparoni addresses the subject of Lasker and metaphor in the essay "An Abstract Logo for Democracy in Art": > In contrast to Mondrian, [Lasker] does not desire the painting to be an > object in itself and, in order to leave space for metaphor, confers > subjective value on color. Most importantly, he considers the creative > thought process behind the work and the sentiment that animates his formal > choices of equivalent import. The critic and historian Robert Hughes posted a review on Artslant of Lasker’s solo exhibition at Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac in Paris, in which he rejects the idea that the artist’s work is about anything other than its formal properties: > Lasker explores the inflections, the innuendoes of hues and geometric forms > that represent themselves rather than convey meaning for representing > something else.
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When Pinkard complains, he gets a phone call directly from Ferdinand Koenig (who under the innocuous title of "Attorney General," heads the analog of the S.S.), who informs him that no extra food is forthcoming, and hints that a solution is available - "reducing the population" by taking black prisoners to deserted areas and having firing squads shoot them. That is the final watershed, which once crossed makes Pinkard a mass murderer. Soon, he is not only obeying orders (and soon loses any sense of remorse), but gives much "creative thought" to the improvement of the killing methods. The executions, where the killers must look their victims in the face, are too much for many guards (which is what happened in the actual early Nazi killings, as noted in the minutes of the Wannsee Conference).
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In concert with these panel discussions, IMUSE also sponsored speaker events with such invited guests as McKinsey Global Institute fellow Dr. Janamitra Devan, Dartmouth College professor David Kang, international celebrity Jet Li, and more. IMUSE's second endeavor, the China in my Eyes essay and photography competition, was a creative work competition open to all postsecondary school students in North America. The only prompt, "Through an essay or a photograph, tell us about China in your eyes," was left purposely open-ended in order to encourage deep reflection and creative thought. From several hundred entries, six grand-prize winners and twenty runners-up were chosen to receive a free two-week trip to the Beijing Olympics/a new Lenovo laptop or a limited-edition Beijing 2008 collectible coin set, respectively.
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The organisation platforms emerging and established artists and "is invested in film as a means of generating discussion, strengthening community, and stimulating creative thought." Both Alchemy Film & Arts and its annual film festival are directed by Rachael Disbury and Michael Pattison. In addition to its annual film festival, Alchemy Film & Arts produces year-round projects that encompass artist residencies, commissions and film exhibitions, a regular screenings programme, and research and discussion events. Its most recent projects are Once Upon a Time in Hawick, a year-long focus on the identities, industries and stories of Hawick, and Film Town, a community filmmaking initiative that aims to work with local partners to widen access and cultural inclusion for Hawick and its communities. In 2017, Alchemy Film & Arts curated Scotland’s national exhibition at the Venice Biennale, presenting a film commission by the artist filmmaker Rachel Maclean.
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Bilkent Erzurum aims to educate students in light of Atatürk’s principles; by encouraging the importance of national and cultural values, independent thought, self-assurance, scientific and creative thought, the school aims to foster students who, as individuals aware of the modern world, will be leaders for change in the future. The school will also function as a center for science and culture in the region. In accordance with the regulations of the Bilkent Erzurum High School, 8th Grade Primary School students who have graduated successfully from their schools will be considered for acceptance to the school through a two-phase examination period conducted in Erzurum, Ankara, and İstanbul. This is separate from the nationwide examination which every Turkish student must take in order to continue to high school (secondary education) after they complete their primary education.
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" — Ernesto Laclau, author of On Populist Reason "Hermeneutic Communism is one of those rare books that seamlessly combines postmetaphysical philosophy and political practice, the task of a meticulous ontological interpretation and decisive revolutionary action, the critique of intellectual hegemony and a positive, creative thought. Vattimo and Zabala, unlike Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri, do not offer their readers a readymade political ontology but allow radical politics to germinate from each singular and concrete act of interpretation. This is the most significant event of twenty- first-century philosophy!" — Michael Marder, author of Groundless Existence: The Political Ontology of Carl Schmitt "The authors argue that ‘weak thought,’ or an antifoundational hermeneutics, will allow social movements to avoid both the violence attending past struggles and, if triumphant, a falling back into routines of domination—the restoration of what Jean-Paul Sartre called the ‘practico-inert.’ Vattimo and Zabala end with Latin America as a case study of applied weak thought politics, where the left in recent years has had remarkable success at the polls.
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The end of Positivism, and the friendship with Gentile, took him to an ideological engagement in favour of Actual idealism that seemed it would take a cultural and civil renovation; according to Actual idealism it was the act of thinking as perception, and not creative thought as imagination, which defines reality. Together with Giovanni Gentile and Guido De Ruggiero, he was one of the supporters of that Actual idealism which "had all the romantic seduction and all the optimistic confidence of attracting…the best dissatisfied young people, those not moving towards D'Annunzio or Marinetti",E. Garin, Cronache di filosofia italiana..., I-II, Bari 1966, ad Indicem; and in 1914–15 he openly sustained, even with lectures, Italy's intervention in the world war, but he was declared unfit at the military visit. Bruna Boldrini, the philosopher's wife, who tried to outline the substantial autonomy of Fazio from Gentile's metaphysics, affirmed that Fazio-Allmayer arrives to justify the historical experience as concrete life, in which the manifold and different forms flow into an intersubjective relationship, ethical-aesthetic synthesis, into the specicifity of each one (p. 35).
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