Gifts of the Muse: Reframing the Debate about the Benefits of the ArtsDuring the past decade, arts advocates have relied on an instrumental approach to the benefits of the arts in arguing for support of the arts. This report evaluates these arguments and asserts that a new approach is needed. This new approach offers a more comprehensive view of how the arts create private and public value, underscores the importance of the arts?' intrinsic benefits, and links the creation of benefits to arts involvement. |
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... arts is central to the discussion and design of poli- cies affecting the arts. This study addresses the widely perceived need to articulate the private and public benefits of involvement in the arts. The findings are intended to engage the ...
... arts is central to the discussion and design of poli- cies affecting the arts. This study addresses the widely perceived need to articulate the private and public benefits of involvement in the arts. The findings are intended to engage the ...
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... Arts A New Framework for Building Participation in the Arts (2001) Kevin F. McCarthy and Kimberly Jinnett The Performing Arts in a New Era (2001) Kevin F. McCarthy, Arthur Brooks, Julia Lowell, and Laura Zakaras From Celluloid to ...
... Arts A New Framework for Building Participation in the Arts (2001) Kevin F. McCarthy and Kimberly Jinnett The Performing Arts in a New Era (2001) Kevin F. McCarthy, Arthur Brooks, Julia Lowell, and Laura Zakaras From Celluloid to ...
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... Arts-Rich School Environment and Associated Benefits Arts Used as ... Participation: How It Relates to Benefits Gateway Experiences ... Participation ........................... Modeling the Decisionmaking Process ...
... Arts-Rich School Environment and Associated Benefits Arts Used as ... Participation: How It Relates to Benefits Gateway Experiences ... Participation ........................... Modeling the Decisionmaking Process ...
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... the Public Benefits of the Arts ........................................ The Central Role of Intrinsic Benefits in Arts Participation .............................. Factors Behind Sustained Arts Involvement ...............
... the Public Benefits of the Arts ........................................ The Central Role of Intrinsic Benefits in Arts Participation .............................. Factors Behind Sustained Arts Involvement ...............
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... .1. Framework for Understanding the Benefits of the Arts ............................ xiii 1.1. Framework for Understanding the Benefits of the Arts 4.1. Art as a Communicative Process .................................................... .
... .1. Framework for Understanding the Benefits of the Arts ............................ xiii 1.1. Framework for Understanding the Benefits of the Arts 4.1. Art as a Communicative Process .................................................... .
Contents
Chapter One Introduction | 1 |
What Research Tells Us And What It Does Not | 7 |
Getting More Specific | 21 |
The Missing Link | 37 |
How It Relates to Benefits | 53 |
Chapter Six Conclusions and Implications | 67 |
Appendix Review of the Theoretical Research | 75 |
Bibliography | 93 |
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