Philosophical perceptions of art and education with emphasis on the analytic philosophy of Nelson Goodman

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An epistemological dichotomy involving two kinds of knowledge has evolved historically since the time of the Greeks. This has led to the isolating from one another of the functions of understanding and evaluation, and to the belief that understanding is necessary to science, whereas appreciation is the aim of art.

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