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The Act of Creation, by Arthur Koestler
Kathleen Nott — November 1964
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ARTHUR KOESTLER’S IMMENSE and splendid work may itself be regarded as a creative act-in terms of his own comprehensive formula. For it is an attempt-in general a highly successful one-to make…
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