<:> Bisociation
`I have coined the term `bisociation' in order to make a
distinction between the routine skills of thinking on a single
`plane', as it were, and the creative act, which, as I shall try
to show, always operates on more than one plane.' (p. 35)
Bisociation is `the perceiving of a situation or idea ... in two
self-consistent but habitually incompatible frames of reference.'
(p. 35)