Yesterday's posting of the Wolf Brown study (by Alan Brown and Jennifer Novak) about measuring the impact of performing arts on attendees has been sending ripples around the arts & culture blogosphere and email lists. I'm reading it now, but am already taken by a note on page 2 that serves as a kind of epigram:
With special thanks to Edward Pauly, The Wallace Foundation’s Director of Research and Evaluation, for provoking us to consider that even the most subjective constructs can be measured – if they can first be described.
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