págs. 189-198
Learning how to see and feel: Alfred Lichtwark and his concept of artistic and aesthetic education
págs. 199-213
Genealogy of self-expression: a reappraisal of the history of art education in England and Japan
págs. 214-227
Inhabiting culture: spanish anarchists’ vision of cultural learning through aesthetics in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries
págs. 228-245
Learning through culture: seeking “critical case studies of possibilities” in the history of education
págs. 246-267
Envisioning the industrial present: pathways of cultural learning in Luxembourg (1880s–1920s)
págs. 268-284
“Springing from a sense of wonder”: classroom film and cultural learning in the 1930s
págs. 285-299
Education, art, and exile: cultural activists and exhibitions of refugee children’s art in the UK during the Second World War
págs. 300-317
The school theatre as a place of cultural learning: the case of Soviet Latvia (1960s–1980s)
págs. 318-341
págs. 342-346
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