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Results: 201-225/364
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BEST D
Citation: D. Best, THE DANGERS OF GENERIC ARTS, PHILOSOPHICAL CONFUSIONS AND POLITICAL EXPEDIENCY, The Journal of aesthetic education, 29(2), 1995, pp. 79-91
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FAUTEUX K
Citation: K. Fauteux, BEYOND UNITY, RELIGIOUS-EXPERIENCE, CREATIVITY, AND PSYCHOLOGY, The Journal of aesthetic education, 29(2), 1995, pp. 93-101
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SCHWARTZ RA
Citation: Ra. Schwartz, METAPHORS WE TEACH BY, THE MENTOR TEACHER AND THE HERO STUDENT, The Journal of aesthetic education, 29(2), 1995, pp. 103-110
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MOORE R
Citation: R. Moore, AESTHETICS AND EDUCATION - PARSONS,MJ, BLOCKER,HG, The Journal of aesthetic education, 29(2), 1995, pp. 111-114
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RICE D
Citation: D. Rice, ART-HISTORY - A CONTEXTUAL INQUIRY COURSE - FITZPATRICK,VL, The Journal of aesthetic education, 29(2), 1995, pp. 114-116
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RICE D
Citation: D. Rice, ART-HISTORY AND EDUCATION - ADDISS,S, ERICKSON,M, The Journal of aesthetic education, 29(2), 1995, pp. 114-116
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VIOLAS PC
Citation: Pc. Violas, LITERACY AND PAIDEIA IN ANCIENT-GREECE - ROBB,K, The Journal of aesthetic education, 29(2), 1995, pp. 116-117
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BERMAN R
Citation: R. Berman, THE CATHARSIS OF COMEDY - SUTTON,DF, The Journal of aesthetic education, 29(2), 1995, pp. 117-118
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MULCAHY KV
Citation: Kv. Mulcahy, PAYING THE PIPER - CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF ART PATRONAGE - BALFE,JH, The Journal of aesthetic education, 29(2), 1995, pp. 119-120
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SANKOWSKI E
Citation: E. Sankowski, AN AESTHETICS OF THE POPULAR ARTS - AN APPROACH TO THE POPULAR ARTS FROM THE AESTHETIC POINT-OF-VIEW - PARK,SB, The Journal of aesthetic education, 29(2), 1995, pp. 120-122
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SMITH RA
Citation: Ra. Smith, ON THE THIRD-REALM, INTEGRATED AND INTERDISCIPLINARY LEARNING IN ARTSEDUCATION, The Journal of aesthetic education, 29(1), 1995, pp. 1-4
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WALHOUT D
Citation: D. Walhout, MUSIC AND MORAL GOODNESS, The Journal of aesthetic education, 29(1), 1995, pp. 5-16
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SMITH SG
Citation: Sg. Smith, GREAT EXPERIENCE, The Journal of aesthetic education, 29(1), 1995, pp. 17-31
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BENTON MG
Citation: Mg. Benton, FROM A 'RAKES PROGRESS' TO 'ROSIES WALK', LESSONS IN AESTHETIC READING, The Journal of aesthetic education, 29(1), 1995, pp. 33-46
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GOODRICH RA
Citation: Ra. Goodrich, THE SPECTATOR-PARTICIPANT DISTINCTION, AN IMPASSE FOR EDUCATIONAL LITERARY-THEORY, The Journal of aesthetic education, 29(1), 1995, pp. 47-60
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ARNOLD PJ
Citation: Pj. Arnold, OBJECTIVITY, EXPRESSION, AND COMMUNICATION IN DANCE AS A PERFORMING ART, The Journal of aesthetic education, 29(1), 1995, pp. 61-68
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HARRIS K
FENNER DEW
Citation: K. Harris et Dew. Fenner, VIDEO-PRESERVATION OF DANCE, The Journal of aesthetic education, 29(1), 1995, pp. 69-78
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SCHWARTZ RA
Citation: Ra. Schwartz, YEATS HIGH MODERNISM AND DISNEY POSTMODERNISM, A CONTRAST IN IDEAL WORLDS, The Journal of aesthetic education, 29(1), 1995, pp. 79-84
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HOLT DK
Citation: Dk. Holt, POSTMODERNISM, ANOMALY IN ART-CRITICAL THEORY, The Journal of aesthetic education, 29(1), 1995, pp. 85-93
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HAWTHORN EW
Citation: Ew. Hawthorn, ART AND VISUAL PHILOSOPHY, The Journal of aesthetic education, 29(1), 1995, pp. 95-97
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CONRAD D
Citation: D. Conrad, COMMUNITY MURALS AS DEMOCRATIC ART AND EDUCATION, The Journal of aesthetic education, 29(1), 1995, pp. 98-102
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REYNOLDS J
Citation: J. Reynolds, AESTHETICS, SOCIOLOGY, AND RESPONSE IN MUSICAL PERFORMANCE, The Journal of aesthetic education, 29(1), 1995, pp. 102-105
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MEYNELL H
Citation: H. Meynell, RELIGIOUS AESTHETICS - A THEOLOGICAL STUDY OF MAKING AND MEANING - BROWN,FB, The Journal of aesthetic education, 29(1), 1995, pp. 107-108
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SCHIRALLI M
Citation: M. Schiralli, VISUAL PARAPHRASING OF POETRY - RICHARDSON,D, The Journal of aesthetic education, 29(1), 1995, pp. 108-109
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SCHIRALLI M
Citation: M. Schiralli, PAINTING LITERATURE - PEDOTO,CA, The Journal of aesthetic education, 29(1), 1995, pp. 108-109