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Canadian Review of Art Education Volume 32, 2005

Contents / Sommaire

Editorial / Éditorial
Boyd White

Articles

A Question of Taste: Is Bad Taste a Relevant Concept for Art Education?
Mary Blathenvick & Harold Pearse

Art is … Understanding Sixth Grade Pupils’ Perceptions of Art
Victoria Pavlou

Investigating Educators’ Attitudes Toward Eco-Art Education
Hilary lnwood

Art Education in the Academy: Relationships with Visual Arts and Education
Robert Dalton & Kathleen Schmalz

On City Sights and Being an Artist: Pondering Life and Education in a Market Economy
Stuart Richmond

Book Review / Critique de livre

Making Sense of Children’s Drawing[Willats]
Reviewed by David Pariser

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