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Conversation and Silence: Transfer of Learning Through the Arts

This article explores transfer of learning in the arts to non-arts learning. The analysis is presented in the context of theories of knowledge acquisition more generally. Behavioral and neuro-function processes are discussed.

James S. Catterall | J. Catterall

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