A questioned practice: twenty reflections on art, doubt, and error

John Baldacchino

A questioned practice: twenty reflections on art, doubt, and error

John Baldacchino

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Abstract

Like the unlearnt, the unmade 'allows' us to reclaim our right to our contingency. Only as contingent beings could we claim the yet-unclaimed and the already-unlearnt. This is where knowledge begins to unravel, and where it is constantly returned as a way that knows by way of what it seeks to doubt and of which it seeks to retain a viable ignorance.

Original language	English
Number of pages	22
Journal	International Journal of Education and the Arts
Volume	14
Issue number	Interlude 1
Publication status	Published - 20 Sept 2013

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