Books like Learning mind
Loved Learning mind by Mary Jane Jacob? Here are 8 books with the same pull, and why each one fits.
About Learning mind →8 books
- 1Art as Experience

Art as Experience
John DeweyTreats art as an extension of ordinary experience and learning, a link also present in the title Learning Mind.
- 2Relational Aesthetics

Relational Aesthetics
Nicolas BourriaudExamines art as social encounter and participation, close to the community-based practice Jacob has written about.
- 3Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind

Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind
Shunryū SuzukiA short classic on attention and openness in practice, useful for readers who link learning, mind and daily activity.
- 4Zen in the Art of Archery

Zen in the Art of Archery
Eugen HerrigelDescribes learning a physical art through practice and the mind's state during it, a combination of art and psychology.
- 5How We Think

How We Think
John DeweyExplores how reflective thinking and learning develop through experience, a philosophical base for the book's subject.
- 6Homo Aestheticus

Homo Aestheticus
Ellen DissanayakeArgues from anthropology and evolution that making art is a basic human activity, linking the arts to the study of mind.
- 7Wherever You Go, There You Are

Wherever You Go, There You Are
Jon Kabat-ZinnA practical account of mindfulness that connects attention, learning and the mind's habits, close to the psychology side of the subject.
Books like it → - 8Six Years

Six Years
Lucy R. LippardA critical history of conceptual art that treats ideas and process as the artwork, central to thinking about art as learning.
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