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CHAPTER 1 - The Threat to Arts Education
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CHAPTER 2 - Arty a Way of Knowing
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CHAPTER 3 - Sensibility
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CHAPTER 4 - Art and Aesthetics
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CHAPTER 5 - The Vernacular Principle
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CHAPTER 6 - The Poetics of Day-dream
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CHAPTER 7 - Cordiality
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CHAPTER 8 - The Whole and the Holy
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CHAPTER 9 - A Cultural Education
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CHAPTER 10 - The System is the Enemy
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CHAPTER 11 - The Aesthetic Curriculum
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CHAPTER 12 - Ways of Working
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CHAPTER 13 - Assessing Aesthetic Development
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CHAPTER 14 - Sensual Knowledge
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Bibliography
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Author Index
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The Aesthetic Impulse explains aesthetic as describing a significant area of the school curriculum that would include but not be confined to the creative arts. Organized into 10 chapters, this book begins with a discussion on arts education. Subsequent chapters explain art, sensibility, aesthetics, and the vernacular principle. The concept of arts education as cultural education, which means responding to the young's needs to generate individual and group identity, is also described. Other chapters explore the aesthetic curriculum and assessment of aesthetic development.
The Aesthetic Impulse explains aesthetic as describing a significant area of the school curriculum that would include but not be confined to the creative arts. Organized into 10 chapters, this book begins with a discussion on arts education. Subsequent chapters explain art, sensibility, aesthetics, and the vernacular principle. The concept of arts education as cultural education, which means responding to the young's needs to generate individual and group identity, is also described. Other chapters explore the aesthetic curriculum and assessment of aesthetic development.
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ISBN
978-0-08-030234-8
Language
English
Published
1984
Copyright
Copyright © 1984 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Imprint
Pergamon