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Positionin/ing - imaginary menagerie: Speculative a/r/tographies for the long now

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posted on 2025-10-14, 01:45 authored by Kate Coleman, Peter Cook, Sarah Healy, Abbey MacDonaldAbbey MacDonald
<p>We (Kate, Peter, Sarah and Abbey) are a/r/tographers who work in pre- and in- service teacher<br>education in Australian universities and we are friends and colleagues who work together across<br>spaces and places, Countries and schools. We invite you to wander with us in this position/ing<br>chapter to linger in the imaginary; as we laugh, theorise methods and chat teaching, banter about<br>pedagogies and consider curriculum and its im/possibilities as speculative a/r/tographies. In our<br>collaborative co-mingling work both online and in person, speculative a/r/tographies are taken up in<br>an active and radical doing, being and knowing that is always co-located with quiet reflection in the<br>space of ‘not yet’. </p>

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Publication title

Learning Through Art: Speculative Pasts and Pedagogical Imaginaries

Volume

4

Edition

1

Editors

K Coleman, P Cook, S Healy, A MacDonald, G Coutts

Pagination

17-44

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Education

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InSEA Publications

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  • Published

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https://www.insea.org/insea-publications-2-2/

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Copyright 2025 The International Society for Education Through Art

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