Drawing on contributions by H. Bergson, J. P. Guilford, A. O. Lovejoy, H. Rorschach, J. Ruesch and W. Kees, H. A. Simon, J. L. Singer and J. S. Antrobus, and G. L. S. Shackle, the essay develops a cognitive dualism involving, on the one hand, Guilford's perceptual foresight, Simon's foresight, Bergson's intellect, Romantic Idealism's Verstand, Rorschach form responses, Singer and Antrobus’ objective daydreaming, and Ruesch and Kees’ digital codification—and, on the other, Guilford's conceptual foresight, Shackle's foresight, Bergson's intuition, Romantic Idealism's Vernunft (Vernunft-Anschauung, intellektuelle Anschauung), Rorschach movement responses, Singer and Antrobus’ subjective daydreaming, and Ruesch and Kees’ analogic codification.
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