¶ … Aesthetic Education:
Book Review of Maxine Greene's Lectures encompassed in her
Variations on a Blue Guitar.
The paper that follows is an overview of the style, content, and core philosophy of one of the seminal works on arts education during the 1980's by one of the seminal educational theorists of the late 20th century, Maxine Greene. This review of Variations on a Blue Guitar consists of three sections, first a report on the text itself and the philosophy of the author, followed by a reaction to the author's philosophy on the part of the writer, and ending with by some response and reflection questions for the reader, so that the reader may actively engage with the text, as is commensurate with the philosophy of active learning of Maxine Greene discussed and analyzed in the paper.
Book Review: Maxine Greene's Variations on a Blue Guitar
The educator and educational philosopher Maxine Greene's thoughts, in the form of lectures she gave during a summer session at Lincoln Center, have been compiled in the text entitled Variations on a Blue Guitar. Greene's lectures, conducted while she was still in residence at Columbia University's Teacher's College, centered around on the topic of aesthetic education and how the principles of imagination could be infused into the standard academic curriculum. Greene's ideas, as expressed in these lectures and throughout her life, encompassed both the general principles of human transformation and variation and fused them in a spirit of what she called scholastic rebirth. Education, she...
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