The Dangerous Power of Art Education

Connie Stewart

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Art Education and Development Art, Politics, and Modernism Contemporary art, education, critique

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There are no dangerous thoughts for the simple reason that thinking itself is such a dangerous enterprise… non thinking is even more dangerous.—Hannah Arendt, as cited in Giroux, 2016, p. 14I often...

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