Albert Rothenberg

Albert Rothenberg
Albert Rothenberg coined the term 'Janusian Thinking' to refer to the ability to conceive and hold two or more contradictory or opposite thoughts simultaneously, a capacity Rothenberg believed associated with creativity.

See his 1979 book: The Emerging Goddess: The Creative Process in Art, Science, and Other Fields

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