Controlling the knowledge base in the arts: the keystone of power in arts education.
Arts Education Policy Review, November, 1995 by Madeja, Stanley S.
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The sources and dissemination of information to the general population have been the province of institutions. The reasons for the concentration of information in these entities is twofold. First, organizations such as the church, the schools, and the government understood the necessity of controlling the substance and flow of information to their constituencies in order to maintain their power base.
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They understood that information is power and that the organization that controls the information controls the power. Second, institutions have had the financial resources to gather and ...
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