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Korean Journal of General Education 2013;7(6):11-41.
Published online December 30, 2013.
Encountering the World through Image Reading : development of a convergent liberal education curriculum between humanities and arts
Il Woo Park, Jung Hee Ki
인문학·예술 융복합 신규 교과목 <그림읽기로 세상보기> 개발
박일우, 기정희
Abstract
This article aims to develop a liberal education curriculum that converges humanities and arts. By humanities, we mean the linguistic literacy that enables to translate specific images to text. This curriculum is designed on the base of the visual semiotics, which has been developed with its interdisciplinary character. The development of the curriculum has an important principle: how to help the student, the future civilized citizen, to enjoy the art work and enhance their artistic sensibility and creativity. So as to interpret and re-construct the meaning of the image, we proposed a methodological approach defined in art history and modified in visual semiotics, the iconological point of view. Further, the curriculum aims to help students their linguistic literacy. We believe that enhancing the linguistic literacy, whether spoken or written, is the most important mission to which today s liberal education must concentrate its effort. To do so, the curriculum consists of several writings: on-line debate, and report on museum visit and subsequent report. Since there are few curricula that comprise humanities and arts, we hope that will fulfil its role to be a successful convergence one not only in the local institution but nation wide liberal education field.
Key Words: convergent curriculum, liberal education, visual semiotics, visual literacy, writing


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