The Educational Imperative: A Defence of Socratic and Aesthetic Learning
Falmer Press (1994)
| Abstract | The outcome of this is explored, in detail, in relation to the teaching of literature, creative writing and drama. | |||||||||
| Keywords | Arts Study and teaching Aesthetics Study and teaching Questioning Education Philosophy Education Aims and objectives | |||||||||
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| Call number | LB1591.5.G7.A33 1994 | |||||||||
| ISBN(s) | 0750703326 9780750703321 | |||||||||
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