Crafting Knowledge: Craft as an Epistemic Practice [electronic resource].

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Crafting Knowledge: Craft as an Epistemic Practice [electronic resource].

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Bauhaus Dessau Foundation 2026

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Forging metal, throwing clay, weaving fabrics or constructing buildings – engaging in creative craftsmanship has always been a basic human need. The fifth e-journal on the topic of Crafting Knowledge asks: What role does craftsmanship play in artistic education? What is the relationship between art and crafts, craftsmanship, technology and industry?
https://www.librarystack.org/crafting-knowledge-craft-as-an-epistemic-practice/?ref=unknown

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Technology and the arts
Art--Study and teaching
Handicraft
Design
Historiography
Industrial design
Manners and customs

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Text

Added entries:

Regina Bittner
Katja Klaus
Philipp Sack
Will Schwarz
Alexandra Panzert
Jun Tamaoki
César Peña
Ivana Borovnjak
Astrid Suzano
Jacob Strobel
Triin Jerlei
Lilo Viehweg
D Wood

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