1. What is the "bisociation" technique?
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Bisociation" (or bi-association) is a neologism coined by the writer Arthur Koestler. It refers to the phenomenon whereby ideas emerge from the chance encounter between two different "fields of reference".
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Bibliography
Guy Aznar, Idées : 100 techniques de créativité pour les produire et les gérer , Éd. d'Organisation, 2007
Luc de Brabandère, Les sens des idées, Le plaisir des idées, Le management des idées, La valeur des idées , Éd. Dunod, 2004
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