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Studies in Art Education
A Journal of Issues and Research
Volume 33, 1992 - Issue 4
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Beyond Paradigms: Art Education Theory and Practice in a Postparadigmatic World

Pages 244-252 | Published online: 22 Dec 2015

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John Rae. (2022) Art and knowing in health management education. Medical Teacher 44:2, pages 206-211.
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Janet Mansfield. (2005) The Global Musical Subject, Curriculum and Heidegger's Questioning Concerning Technology. Educational Philosophy and Theory 37:1, pages 133-148.
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Pamela G. Taylor. (2002) Singing For Someone Else's Supper Service Learning and Empty Bowls. Art Education 55:5, pages 46-52.
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Pamela G. Taylor. (2002) Service-Learning as Postmodern Art and Pedagogy. Studies in Art Education 43:2, pages 124-140.
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Mia Johnson. (1995) The Elements and Principles of Design: Written in Finger Jello?. Art Education 48:1, pages 57-61.
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Wanda T. May. (1994) The Tie That Binds: Reconstructing Ourselves in Institutional Contexts. Studies in Art Education 35:3, pages 135-148.
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Graeme Sullivan. (1993) Art-Based Art Education: Learning That is Meaningful, Authentic, Critical and Pluralist. Studies in Art Education 35:1, pages 5-21.
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