Notes on saying and showing, beauty, and other ideas of interest to art and education, with reference to Ludwig Wittgenstein

Paideusis: Journal of the Canadian Philosophy of Education Society 17 (2):81-90 (2008)
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Abstract

Conventionally, it is true an essay has a structure that moves progressively and logically from a beginning to a conclusion. In this group of small essays, I would like to explore my interests in the arts and education by working more with broad strokes, letting meanings emerge from passages in a less linear way, more like a collage, for example. Perhaps such an approach will be congenial for the arts, which are elusive, felt and expressive as much as conceptual.

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