Regular Marvels in Theory – Regular Marvels

‘There must be a transmutation of good will into action’

Maxine Greene (1917-2014) was an American philosopher with a special concern for education, art and social change. I’ve only recently

Designing the regular marvel books is always enjoyable. Visual judgements involve a different part of the mind to writing, and

I once bought a six-volume set of Clarendon’s History of the Rebellion. It had been printed in 1717, less than

In a world saturated with pictures, the work of artists is very vulnerable and very important –vulnerable because it

Human beings exist in language. Words and people change each other constantly. The meaning of words shifts as they slip

Why do writers quote other writers? The reasons are complex, and do not preclude such weaknesses as showing off—no one

Philosophy Bites is a podcast that has been produced since 2007 by David Edmonds and Nigel Warburton. In the spirit

An ethnographer’s perspective on drawing A few weeks after the publication of Winter Fires, I was contacted by the editor

Learning research For more than 10 years from 1994, I undertook a series of formal research projects into various aspects

One reason for creating Regular Marvels is to look for better ways of writing about people’s experience of art and culture.