Responding to Paul Duncum.
Arts Education Policy Review, November, 2003 by Smith, Peter J.
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When I was first notified that Paul Duncum had responded to my March/April article in AEPR, "Visual Culture Studies versus Art Education," I was elated. "Some real dialogue!" I thought. Duncum is a clever and greatly entertaining fellow, even when I don't agree with him. I am fond of relating how he really "got" me by telling me he knew Monica Lewinsky. I fell for his story absolutely, only to realize he knew a Monica Lewinsky.
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However, when I received a manuscript copy of Duncum's article, I was very disappointed. Although he began as if he were ...
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