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Books like Art as Experience

Art as Experience by John Dewey is about aesthetics, experience, perception. If that's what drew you in, here are 6 books that share its DNA — each summarized on Superbook, and ready to chat with in the app.

  1. The Creative Habit
    The Creative Habit

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    The Creative Habit

    Twyla Tharp · Self-help

    The Creative Habit is legendary choreographer Twyla Tharp's account of how creativity works in practice — not as inspiration but as habit, discipline, and preparation.

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  2. Ways of Seeing
    Ways of Seeing

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    Ways of Seeing

    John Berger · Philosophy

    Ways of Seeing began as a BBC television series in 1972 and was published the same year as a slim, deliberately designed paperback.

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  3. Steal Like an Artist
    Steal Like an Artist

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    Steal Like an Artist

    Austin Kleon · Self-help

    Steal Like an Artist is Austin Kleon's short, illustrated guide to the creative process, built around the premise that nothing is truly original — all creative work is built from and inspired by what came before.

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  4. The Varieties of Religious Experience
    The Varieties of Religious Experience

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    The Varieties of Religious Experience

    William James · Religion & Spirituality

    The Varieties of Religious Experience originated as the Gifford Lectures delivered at Edinburgh in 1901–1902 and immediately became one of the most celebrated works in the study of religion.

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  5. Abstract Painting: Concepts and Techniques

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    Abstract Painting: Concepts and Techniques

    Valérie Filiou · Self-help

    Abstract Painting is a practical handbook for painters who want to move beyond representation and learn to work with color, form, and gesture on their own terms.

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  6. 1984
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    1984

    George Orwell · Philosophy

    Nineteen Eighty-Four is George Orwell's 1949 novel about a future England called Airstrip One, governed by the totalitarian Party under the figurehead Big Brother.

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