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Intution: its nature & uses in human experience/ H.K. Fitz

By: Fitz, H.KMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: Delhi : MBP, 2002Description: 116p. ; 23cmSubject(s): Intuition | CreativityDDC classification: 121.3

Contents:

CHAPTER I Why Existing Views of Intuition have been Rejected or Ignored? The Traditional View of Intuition in Western Philosophy; Intuition in the Philosophy of Henri Bergson; The Traditional View of Intuition in Hindu Philosophy; Endnotes CHAPTER n The Nature and Kinds of Intuition Penetrative Insight; Creative Insight; The Development and Uses of Intuition; Sum mary; Endnotes CHAPTER m Intuition as a Means to Knowledge Certain Influential Philosophies in which Intuition is either Rejected or Ignored; The Criteria for Justification of a Belief; Endnotes CHAPTER IV The Use of Intuition in Creativity The Role of Creative Insight in Creativity, Endnotes CHAPTER V Transcendent Space: A Region of Transcendent Awareness Intuition as Penetrative Insight; Nature of Revelation; How Insight and Revelation Lead to Transcendence; Summary; Endnotes

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CHAPTER I
Why Existing Views of Intuition have been
Rejected or Ignored?
The Traditional View of Intuition in Western
Philosophy; Intuition in the Philosophy of
Henri Bergson; The Traditional View of
Intuition in Hindu Philosophy; Endnotes
CHAPTER n
The Nature and Kinds of Intuition
Penetrative Insight; Creative Insight; The
Development and Uses of Intuition; Sum
mary; Endnotes
CHAPTER m
Intuition as a Means to Knowledge
Certain Influential Philosophies in which
Intuition is either Rejected or Ignored; The
Criteria for Justification of a Belief; Endnotes
CHAPTER IV
The Use of Intuition in Creativity
The Role of Creative Insight in Creativity,
Endnotes
CHAPTER V
Transcendent Space: A Region of
Transcendent Awareness
Intuition as Penetrative Insight; Nature of
Revelation; How Insight and Revelation Lead
to Transcendence; Summary; Endnotes

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