Inquiry, empathy and art in the social sciences: Thinking and feeling like a social artist

The author is indebted to Dr. Jean Houston, Ph.D. for her great creative work on social artistry, and to the social artists around the world that she has inspired (see Houston, 2005).

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Notes

The author is indebted to Dr. Jean Houston, Ph.D. for her great creative work on social artistry, and to the social artists around the world that she has inspired (see Houston, 2005).

1 This comes from “Principles of the Social Artist,” written by Margaret Rubin.

2 This was the cue for a friend to start playing Aretha Franklin's “Think!”.