Black Mountain College: Educación artística, experimentación y comunidad.
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Black Mountain College fue una universidad creada en 1933 en una zona rural de los montes Apalaches, cerca de Ashville, Carolina del Norte. Durante sus veinticuatro años de duración, se erigió como un innovador y experimental centro educativo que hizo de las artes el elemento central de la formación y que situó la creación de una comunidad en el núcleo del proyecto. En este artículo, se analizan los principales elementos que configuraron la filosofía educativa de la escuela y los procesos a través de los que se pusieron en práctica.
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ADAMIC, Louis (Abril, 1936). Education on a Mountain. The Story of Black Mountain College. Harper’s Magazine.
Mary Gregory, Mary “Molly” Gregory Remembers the Work Program. Memoir delivered on the occasion of the opening of a Black Mountain College exhibition, curated by Mary Emma Harris, at Bard College in 1987. Disponible en http://blackmountaincollegeproject.org/MEMOIRS/MEMOIRS.htm
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