List of bibliographic references
Number of relevant bibliographic references: 42.
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| Ident. | Authors (with country if any) | Title |
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| 000047 (1992) |
| Book Reviews |
| 000145 (1998) |
Morris B. Holbrook | The Dangers of Educational and Cultural Populism: Three Vignettes on the Problems‐of Aesthetic Insensitivity, the Pitfalls of Pandering, and the Virtues of Artistic Integrity |
| 000182 (1996) |
Kimberly Kracman [États-Unis] | The effect of school-based arts instruction on attendance at museums and the performing arts |
| 000303 (2005) |
Stuart Ward [Danemark] | “Culture up to our Arseholes”: Projecting Post‐Imperial Australia |
| 000304 (2011) |
| BOOK REVIEWS |
| 000308 (2004) |
Raymond B. Williams ; Thomas J. Massaro ; Phyllis D. Airhart ; Barbara Brown Zikmund [Japon] | The Teacher's Career and Life |
| 000336 (2004) |
Douglas Fordham [États-Unis] | William Hogarth's The March to Finchley and the fate of comic history painting |
| 000343 (2009) |
John H. Astington [Canada] | Shakespeare’s Actors |
| 000356 (1994) |
Lars Lindstrom | Art Education for Understanding: Goodman, Arts PROPEL, and DBAE |
| 000422 (2004) |
Frances K. Barasch | Shakespeare and the Puppet Sphere |
| 000456 (2000) |
Vera L. Zolberg [États-Unis] | Richard Peterson and the sociology of art and literature |
| 000512 (1995) |
Christian Krohn-Hansen [Norvège] | Resistance vs. self-inflicted bonds vs. tacit understandings: or an essay on legitimacy and political practice in light of bread and circuses and weapons of the weak |
| 000524 (2004) |
Arthur Freeman | The Beginnings of Shakespearean (and Jonsonian) Forgery: Attribution and the Politics of Exposure, Part II |
| 000568 (2004) |
Kate O'Neill [États-Unis] | Transnational Protest: States, Circuses, and Conflict at the Frontline of Global Politics1 |
| 000578 (2010) |
Lucia Ruprecht [Royaume-Uni] | Virtuoso Servitude and (De)Mobilization in Robert Walser, W. G. Sebald, and the Brothers Quay |
| 000675 (1987) |
Linda B. Robertson [États-Unis] ; Margot Blum Schevill [États-Unis] ; James M. Nyce [États-Unis] ; Linda Parker Elbers [États-Unis] | Reviews, Catalogues & New Publications |
| 000683 (2009) |
Jennifer A. Greenhill | WINSLOW HOMER AND THE MECHANICS OF VISUAL DEADPAN |
| 000747 (2010) |
Mordechai Gordon | LEARNING TO LAUGH AT OURSELVES: HUMOR, SELF‐TRANSCENDENCE, AND THE CULTIVATION OF MORAL VIRTUES |
| 000829 (2008) |
Sara B. Dykins Callahan [États-Unis] | Academic Outings |
| 000864 (2009) |
Joanna Picciotto | Breaking through the Mode: Celia Fiennes and the Exercise of Curiosity |
| 000A02 (2010) |
Marjorie Rubright [Canada] | Going Dutch in London City Comedy: Economies of Sexual and Sacred Exchange in John Marston'sThe Dutch Courtesan (1605) |
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