The book contains a series of essays discussing the notion of studio-art doctorates. Elkins separates his book into two parts; the first part introduces and sets the stage for the concept while the second includes excerpts from the PhD dissertations that have already been done. From the back cover, in a blurb written by Lynette Hunter, 'This collection of essays anchors the book in current knowledge not only about the visual arts but also about the growing intersection between the university and the artistic world. The book is organised as a constructive debate that encourages people to engage with the issues, and is a new contribution that intervenes in a different manner in the nationwide discussion.'

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REF.ELJ
Language

English

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Publication/Creation date

2014

Edition

Second edition

No of pages

476

ISBN / ISSN

9780991504756

No of copies

2

Content type

anthology

Chapter headings

Introduction

Part One:Theories and Histories

Six Cultures of the PhD Around the World - James ELKINS

List of PhD Programs Around the World - James ELKINS

Researching the PhD in Art and Design: What Is It, and Why Do A PhD in Art and Design? - Judith MOTTRAM

When Management Speaks... - Charles HARRISON

Thoughts on 'Research' Degrees in Visual Arts departments - Victor BURGIN

The PhD in Studio Art Revisited - Timothy Emlyn JONES

The Artist-Philosopher and the New Philosophy - George SMITH

Singing Across Thresholds - Iain BIGGS

The Studio Art Doctorate in America - Timothy Emlyn JONES

Four Theses Attempting to Revise the Terms of a Debate - Mick WILSON

Experimental Aesthetics - Henk SLAGER

The Future of the Doctorate in the Arts - Jan BAETENS, Hilde VAN GELDER

Fourteen Reasons to Mistrust the PhD - James ELKINS

Notes in Response to the Fourteen Reasons - Judith MOTTRAM

Positive Ideas for PhD Programs - James ELKINS

Writing as Practice: Notes on Materiality of Theory for Practice-Based PhDs - Jonathan Lahey DRONSFIELD

Between Apparatus and Ethos: On Building a Research Pedagogy in the Arts - Mick WILSON

Part Two: Examples

Fritha Langerman (University of Cape Town, South Africa)

Ruth Waller (School of Art, Australian National University, Canberra; MA)

Kyoko Nakamura(Tokyo Geidai)

Yuki Matsueda(Tokyo Geidai)

Maria Mencia(Chelsea College of Art and Design/ University of the Arts, London)

Phoebe von Held(University College London/ Slade School of Art)

Marcela Quiroga Garza(Universidad de las Americas Puebla, Mexico )

Qi Zhen(Central Academy of Fine Art, Beijing)

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Artists With PhDs: On the New Doctoral Degree in Studio Art
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Artists With PhDs: On the New Doctoral Degree in Studio Art