Rosegarden and Labyrinth: A Study in Art Education

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Rosegarden and Labyrinth is one of the great education books of our time. Its focus upon ancient mazes, deep holes and open pits, islands, protective enclosures, and especially gardens opens the eye and heart to the power of unconscious beauty. It is also a story of personal discovery, which led one teacher to a richer and fuller conception of her profession and so of life.

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0882140019   9780882140018   0882143190

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10.2307/3118945
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