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| If we focus on these kinds of questions, like exploring our feelings and noticing the connection between the details of the artwork and the feelings of others, we can get much more enjoyment from artworks and the museum. Even if we decide in the end that we don't like a particular piece of art, we can enjoy discovering something about feelings and experience. We might even discover something about ourselves. | If we focus on these kinds of questions, like exploring our feelings and noticing the connection between the details of the artwork and the feelings of others, we can get much more enjoyment from artworks and the museum. Even if we decide in the end that we don't like a particular piece of art, we can enjoy discovering something about feelings and experience. We might even discover something about ourselves. | ||
| - | The art museum can be fun place to explore feelings. Of course, there are people protecting the art to make sure that as many people as possible can enjoy it. People in the museum try to be quiet so that they don't disturb other people while they experience their feelings. When you too think seriously about these things, you can find some interesting puzzles. Considering those puzzles can be a rewarding experience, too. I think if you quietly wander in the the museum and remember John Dewey' | + | I think Dewey' |
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