Constructing knowledge through perceptual processes in making craft-art
<p><em>The focus of the study is on the knowledge that is constructed through perceptual processes during craft making in the context of the Finnish Basic Education in the Arts (BEA) system. Craft studies in the BEA are defined as craft-art. The research method used is the grounded theor...
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description | <p><em>The focus of the study is on the knowledge that is constructed through perceptual processes during craft making in the context of the Finnish Basic Education in the Arts (BEA) system. Craft studies in the BEA are defined as craft-art. The research method used is the grounded theory. The data consists of seven interviews and participant observations. Participants in the study are adolescents who study craft-art in the BEA system in Visual Art School, Aimo in Hämeenlinna. The aim of the article is to present, define and reflect on the concepts, properties and dimensions concerning perceptual processes that are discovered in this stage of the study following grounded theory procedures. The perceptual processes are an essential means of constructing knowledge in craft-art. Consequently, one aim of the study is to discuss how these processes are connected to various types of knowledge. The perceptual processes are described by seven concepts: imitative, anticipative, evaluative, experimental, emotional, temporal and bodily perceptions. They indicate on a conceptual level the characteristic of knowledge constructed through perceptual processes in craft-art. Further, the</em><br /><em>concepts have several properties that can vary dimensionally between two qualities. The properties are activity, function and position. The dimensions of the properties vary from active to passive, formal to informal and internal to external. In conclusion, the concepts can describe a large range of incidents in different situations. They also seem to describe well the practice of craft-art and there are several connections with pre-existing concepts of knowledge.</em></p><p><br />Keywords: Craft, Knowledge, Perceptual process, Basic Education in the Arts, Grounded Theory</p><p> </p> |
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spelling | doaj.art-6b7b45694a2148689b4043858f0ec4dd2022-12-21T22:47:00ZdanNordiskt Forum för Forskning och Utvecklingsarbete inom Utbildning i Slöjd (NordFo)Techne Series: Research in Sloyd Education and Craft Science A1893-17741893-17742013-10-01203491Constructing knowledge through perceptual processes in making craft-artMilla Ojala<p><em>The focus of the study is on the knowledge that is constructed through perceptual processes during craft making in the context of the Finnish Basic Education in the Arts (BEA) system. Craft studies in the BEA are defined as craft-art. The research method used is the grounded theory. The data consists of seven interviews and participant observations. Participants in the study are adolescents who study craft-art in the BEA system in Visual Art School, Aimo in Hämeenlinna. The aim of the article is to present, define and reflect on the concepts, properties and dimensions concerning perceptual processes that are discovered in this stage of the study following grounded theory procedures. The perceptual processes are an essential means of constructing knowledge in craft-art. Consequently, one aim of the study is to discuss how these processes are connected to various types of knowledge. The perceptual processes are described by seven concepts: imitative, anticipative, evaluative, experimental, emotional, temporal and bodily perceptions. They indicate on a conceptual level the characteristic of knowledge constructed through perceptual processes in craft-art. Further, the</em><br /><em>concepts have several properties that can vary dimensionally between two qualities. The properties are activity, function and position. The dimensions of the properties vary from active to passive, formal to informal and internal to external. In conclusion, the concepts can describe a large range of incidents in different situations. They also seem to describe well the practice of craft-art and there are several connections with pre-existing concepts of knowledge.</em></p><p><br />Keywords: Craft, Knowledge, Perceptual process, Basic Education in the Arts, Grounded Theory</p><p> </p>https://journals.hioa.no/index.php/techneA/article/view/756 |
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title | Constructing knowledge through perceptual processes in making craft-art |
title_full | Constructing knowledge through perceptual processes in making craft-art |
title_fullStr | Constructing knowledge through perceptual processes in making craft-art |
title_full_unstemmed | Constructing knowledge through perceptual processes in making craft-art |
title_short | Constructing knowledge through perceptual processes in making craft-art |
title_sort | constructing knowledge through perceptual processes in making craft art |
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