This landmark book is a groundbreaking exploration of the role of the arts in higher education. Written by the esteemed art historian and educator Charles Waldstein, it argues that the study of art is not only important for its own sake but also for its ability to stimulate critical thinking, foster creativity, and promote interdisciplinary learning. Drawing on his extensive experience as a teacher and scholar, Waldstein offers a powerful vision for the future of art education that is both visionary and practical.

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