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Chinua Achebe eloquently expresses an educational philosophy I embrace: "What you want to do as a teacher is to make people aware of the complexity of experience... this is what education should aim to do: to draw out from us what is there so that it can interact with what's outside."

Brian D. Cohen: Education and the Visual Arts Brian D. Cohen 2011

Chinua Achebe eloquently expresses an educational philosophy I embrace: "What you want to do as a teacher is to make people aware of the complexity of experience... this is what education should aim to do: to draw out from us what is there so that it can interact with what's outside."

Brian D. Cohen: Education and the Visual Arts Brian D. Cohen 2011

Chinua Achebe eloquently expresses an educational philosophy I embrace: "What you want to do as a teacher is to make people aware of the complexity of experience... this is what education should aim to do: to draw out from us what is there so that it can interact with what's outside."

Brian D. Cohen: Education and the Visual Arts Brian D. Cohen 2011

Chinua Achebe eloquently expresses an educational philosophy I embrace: "What you want to do as a teacher is to make people aware of the complexity of experience... this is what education should aim to do: to draw out from us what is there so that it can interact with what's outside."

Brian D. Cohen: Education and the Visual Arts Brian D. Cohen 2011

Chinua Achebe eloquently expresses an educational philosophy I embrace: "What you want to do as a teacher is to make people aware of the complexity of experience... this is what education should aim to do: to draw out from us what is there so that it can interact with what's outside."

Brian D. Cohen: Education and the Visual Arts Brian D. Cohen 2011

Of more contemporary writers, I have the utmost regard and take delight in the writings of Chinua Achebe, Ben Okri (both Nigerian) and the Egyptian novelist who died recently, Naguib Mahfouz (The Cairo Trilogy).

Margaret Cezair-Thompson - An interview with author 2010

I haven't seen Gabriel Garcia Marquez or Kenzaburo Oe or Chinua Achebe as keynote speakers at AWP, have you?

Anis Shivani: Creative Writing Programs: Is The MFA System Corrupt And Undemocratic? Anis Shivani 2010

“Things Fall Apart” by Chinua Achebe — I read this twice in college for two different literature classes.

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I haven't seen Gabriel Garcia Marquez or Kenzaburo Oe or Chinua Achebe as keynote speakers at AWP, have you?

Anis Shivani: Creative Writing Programs: Is The MFA System Corrupt And Undemocratic? Anis Shivani 2010

Chinua Achebe eloquently expresses an educational philosophy I embrace: "What you want to do as a teacher is to make people aware of the complexity of experience... this is what education should aim to do: to draw out from us what is there so that it can interact with what's outside."

Brian D. Cohen: Education and the Visual Arts Brian D. Cohen 2011