Can you identify the book from which this chapter proceeds?

Chapter 8 - Stimulants for the Mind's Eye, page 222.

The chapter begins as follows:

To instruct in design is, in a sense, a presumption. Nothing is as personal as an individual's design idiom, and to write about the best way of developing a design idiom can result in gross generalities. Many authors have attempted manuals of design -- formulas to successfull solutions of the infinite problems of design. Most have failed because they depended too heavily on the generalities and gave to little emphasis to design as a personal development. 

Edit: typo; i have a photocopy of this chapter and am trying to review the entire book. Thank you.

Great design resource

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