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- Source: Craft Research, Volume 2, Issue 1, Jun 2011, p. 97 - 114
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- 01 Jun 2011
Abstract
Social and economic development is more likely to succeed if specific cultural conditions are carefully nurtured through higher education and enterprise. When we reflect on the unifying potential of craft it may help us to improve prosperity. From this perspective, craft connects artists, writers, designers, musicians, conservators, farmers, gardeners, engineers, masons, scientists, chefs, surgeons and manufacturers. It may also provide a blueprint for a national innovation system, for a life that involves a drive to create something and a desire to consistently evaluate how craft, science and technology may be used to the benefit of society, education and the economy.
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