參考書目
一、 中文書目
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W. Lambert Brittain著:陳武鎮譯。幼兒創造力與美術( Creativity, Art, and the Young Child)。台北︰世界文物出版,民國80年。
林玉山。皮亞傑認知發展理論與兒童繪畫發展之探討。國立台灣師範大學美術研究所碩士論文,民國79年。Ronda Kellogg著:夏勳譯。兒童畫的發展過程。台北︰世界文物出版,民國77年。
Rudolf Arnheim 著:李長俊譯。藝術與視覺心理學( Art and Visual Perception)。台北:雄獅圖書公司,民國74。
佐籐泰正著;陳英三譯。視覺障礙兒童心理學。台南:台灣省視覺障礙兒童混合教育計畫師資訓練班,民國72年。
鄒品梅著。視覺障礙兒童美感經驗之研究。台北:台北市立師範專科學校,民國72年。
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