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Notes:
1From Arthur Koestler, The Act of Creation, New York: Arkana, 1990.
2Creativity occurs in many spheres of activity; William C. Miller (in Flash of Brilliance, New York: Perseus Books, 1999) identifies seven forms of creativity: thinking up new ideas; making something tangible; producing an event; organizing people or projects; doing something spontaneous; building relationships; and changing your ”inner self.”
