Hybrid texts and academic authority: The wager in creative practice research

Biggs, I. (2005) Hybrid texts and academic authority: The wager in creative practice research. In: MacLeod, K. and Holdridge, L. , eds. (2005) Thinking Through Art: Reflections on Art as Research (Innovations in Art and Design). Routledge, pp. 190-200. ISBN 0 415 3647 79

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Abstract

Drawing on post-Jungian psychology, feminist theory and the work of Paul Ricoeur this chapter draws on the Sowdun Project to deconstruct some of the underlying presuppositions on which the usual reading of the tensions between academic authority and 'art as research' are based. The book represents a collection of papers by artists, philosophers, art historians and cultural theorists on the issue of practice-led doctoral research. James Elkins responds to Biggs' arguments about creative practice in Elkins, J (2005) Printed Project: the New PhD in Studio Art No.4.

Item Type:	Book Section
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