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'As a reader I was informed and absorbed in equal measure. This book is a refreshing text to read as it opens up the multiple possibilities for writing in art and design academic settings, especially for academics who are pursuing practice-based, practice-led and practice-involved research.' Mark Ingham, London College of Communication -- Mark Ingham

'As a reader I was informed and absorbed in equal measure. This book is a refreshing text to read as it opens up the multiple possibilities for writing in art and design academic settings, especially for academics who are pursuing practice-based, practice-led and practice-involved research.' Mark Ingham, London College of Communication -- Mark Ingham Reading this remarkable book is at once wrenching and exhilarating, immersing us as it does in the tortured process of its composition and offering vicarious access to Kate Love's courageous struggle to square circles that resist being disciplined into new shapes. Drawing on her professional career as an art historian and her personal battle with a life-threatening illness, it is a bold experiment in crossing the writing of experience with the experience of writing. Martin Jay, University of California, Berkeley, USA -- Martin Jay

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Kate Love was an artist, writer and theorist whose work explored the idea of writing as a practice in relation to the philosophical examination of experience in the context of fine art. She was a senior lecturer at Central Saint Martins in London.

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