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David Goldblatt | The Bureaucracy of Beauty: Design in the Age of Its Global Reproducibility by dutta, arindam |
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Victoria D. Alexander | Cultural Organizations and the State: Art and State Support in Contemporary Britain |
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Theodore Gracyk | Searching for the ‘Popular’ and the ‘Art’ of Popular Art |
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Bruce C. Birch | The Arts, Midrash, and Biblical Teaching |
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Madeleine Korn | Exhibitions of modern French art and their influence on collectors in Britain 1870–1918: the Davies sisters in context |
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Nina Schleif | Art lost to spectacle |
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Angela Sgroi | Teaching‐Learning Partnerships in the Arts |
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Martin R. Seel | Art as Appearance: Two Comments on Arthur C. Danto's After the End of Art |
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Amy Mullin [Canada] | ART, POLITICS AND KNOWLEDGE: FEMINISM, MODERNITY, AND THE SEPARATION OF SPHERES |
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Madeleine R. Grumet | SOMEWHERE UNDER THE RAINBOW: THE POSTMODERN POLITICS OF ART EDUCATION |
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Anita Reardon | Art and Environmental Awareness: A Gloucestershire Case Study |
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Phoebe M. Dufrene ; Victoria D. Coleman | Art and Healing for Native American Indians |
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Maggie Rogers ; Jacky Plaster | Art Education in Initial Teacher Education: A Negotiated Education |
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Lars Lindstrom | Art Education for Understanding: Goodman, Arts PROPEL, and DBAE |
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Peter S. Li | A world apart: The multicultural world of visible minorities and the art world of Canada |
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William S. Hendon | The General Public's Participation in Art Museums: |
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Günter Berghaus | DADA THEATRE OR: THE GENESIS OF ANTI‐BOURGEOIS PERFORMANCE ART |
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Frank Dobson ; David Jackson | Art and the Pre‐adolescent Child: Applying Robert Witkin's Theory of Subject‐Reflexive Action to the Primary School |
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Alan Gowans | CHILD ART AS AN INSTRUMENT FOR STUDYING HISTORY: The Case for an ‘Ontogeny Repeats Phylogeny’ Paradigm in Universal History |