Transdisciplinary Art-Science Identities and the Artification of Learning
<p id="p1">Transdisciplinary art-science learning is linked to semiosis and the performative nature of learning. At the core of contemporary learning is sensemaking through images. We learn through how we perceive, remember, and imagine the world. An ethics-approved inquiry looked at the artmaking p...
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2021
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