Avicenna on education in philosophy and art.(SYMPOSIUM: Arts Education from Past to Present)
Arts Education Policy Review, November, 2005 by Azadpur, Mohammad; Silvers, Anita
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Discourse is imaginatively creative which can influence the soul to the point that it will rejoice or be anguished by some things never before seen, thought of, or chosen. In short, the soul will be affected psychically, but not intellectually.
--Avicenna, from the Commentary on the Poetics of Aristotle, c. 1000 (1)
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