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Imagination
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The Wheatgrass Mechanism: Science and Imagination in the Western Canadian Landscape Gayton, Don Book 1990 Sources LibraryThe Ghost in the Machine Koestler, Arthur 1967 An analysis of the relationship between reason and imagination. How to be more creative Edwards, David D. 1979 A guide to nourishing creativity and setting aside the inhibitions that prevent it. |