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Art education

the sequence of stages through which people's understanding of art develops, from favouritism to autonomy.

In art education, stages of aesthetic development refers to the sequence of stages through which people's understanding of art develops, from favouritism to autonomy. This meaning comes from Parsons (1987) in How we understand art.[1]

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  1. Parsons, M. J. (1987). How we understand art. CUP. ISBN 9780521379663

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