Charles R Garoian
Biographic Data
| ID | 213566 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Charles R Garoian |
| GIVEN NAMES | Charles R |
| FAMILY NAME | Garoian |
| SIGNATURE | GAROIAN C R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Pennsylvania State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Performing The Refrain of Art's Prosthetic Pedagogy
Included in this special issue of Qualitative Inquiry are 10 scholars' writings whom I invited to position their research and creative work adjacent to The Prosthetic Pedagogy of Art to explore and experiment their betweenness, their multiple lines of flight, and their accidental encounters for potential unforeseen and unknown alliances as they are read and understood through each other. While the word prosthesis typically invokes artificial devi…
In the Event That Art and Teaching Encounter
In this writing, I explore the performative correspondences between the complex, disparate, and disjunctive encounters, alliances, and movements that characterize the making of art and the making of teaching that—according to philosophers Deleuze and Guattari—are constituted by the plane of consistency, zone of indiscernability, and Body without Organs (BwO) of rhizomatic assemblage. My objective in doing so is to conceptualize the creative resea…
Penn State: Power and Its Pernicious Fear of Scandal
This article addresses the furtive environment, and willful ignorance at Penn State University that resulted in the alleged molestations of children by a football coach. An audacious criticality is advocated to lift the fog of spectacle surrounding the University's football program, and to prevent any such depraved violations of the body from occurring again
Verge of Collapse: The Pros/thesis of Art Research
In this article I will explore prosthesis as a metaphor of embodiment in art-based research to challenge the Utopian myth of wholeness and normality in art and the human body. I will discuss the historical origins of “prosthesis,” its use as a rhetorical augmentation of language and technological augmentation of amputated bodies, to suggest that the visual language of art disrupts and extends beyond the dialectical closure of thesis, antithesis, …
Exercise: Identity Collage
A Common Impulse in Art and Science
Meanings, processes and values associated with art and science are explored with the intention of finding the similarities and differences in the origins and intellectual products of these areas of human endeavor. The authors argue that the most important reason for the present separation of these areas has been a cultural and philosophical failure to recognize the common human origins and goals of each. They hypothesize that art and science both…
Earthview: Looking down at Ourselves
Performing The Refrain of Art's Prosthetic Pedagogy
Included in this special issue of Qualitative Inquiry are 10 scholars' writings whom I invited to position their research and creative work adjacent to The Prosthetic Pedagogy of Art to explore and experiment their betweenness, their multiple lines of flight, and their accidental encounters for potential unforeseen and unknown alliances as they are read and understood through each other. While the word prosthesis typically invokes artificial devi…
Penn State: Power and Its Pernicious Fear of Scandal
This article addresses the furtive environment, and willful ignorance at Penn State University that resulted in the alleged molestations of children by a football coach. An audacious criticality is advocated to lift the fog of spectacle surrounding the University's football program, and to prevent any such depraved violations of the body from occurring again
Earthview: Looking down at Ourselves
A Common Impulse in Art and Science
Meanings, processes and values associated with art and science are explored with the intention of finding the similarities and differences in the origins and intellectual products of these areas of human endeavor. The authors argue that the most important reason for the present separation of these areas has been a cultural and philosophical failure to recognize the common human origins and goals of each. They hypothesize that art and science both…
Exercise: Identity Collage
Verge of Collapse: The Pros/thesis of Art Research
In this article I will explore prosthesis as a metaphor of embodiment in art-based research to challenge the Utopian myth of wholeness and normality in art and the human body. I will discuss the historical origins of “prosthesis,” its use as a rhetorical augmentation of language and technological augmentation of amputated bodies, to suggest that the visual language of art disrupts and extends beyond the dialectical closure of thesis, antithesis, …
Penn State: Power and Its Pernicious Fear of Scandal
This article addresses the furtive environment, and willful ignorance at Penn State University that resulted in the alleged molestations of children by a football coach. An audacious criticality is advocated to lift the fog of spectacle surrounding the University's football program, and to prevent any such depraved violations of the body from occurring again
In the Event That Art and Teaching Encounter
In this writing, I explore the performative correspondences between the complex, disparate, and disjunctive encounters, alliances, and movements that characterize the making of art and the making of teaching that—according to philosophers Deleuze and Guattari—are constituted by the plane of consistency, zone of indiscernability, and Body without Organs (BwO) of rhizomatic assemblage. My objective in doing so is to conceptualize the creative resea…
Performing The Refrain of Art's Prosthetic Pedagogy
Included in this special issue of Qualitative Inquiry are 10 scholars' writings whom I invited to position their research and creative work adjacent to The Prosthetic Pedagogy of Art to explore and experiment their betweenness, their multiple lines of flight, and their accidental encounters for potential unforeseen and unknown alliances as they are read and understood through each other. While the word prosthesis typically invokes artificial devi…
Art (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Aesthetics (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Art Education and Development (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Visual arts (3 works) · Linguistics (2 works) · Metaphor (2 works) · Pedagogy (2 works)