But it seemed to be limited by just what institutions taught students it could be. So I wandered into other pastures of study - biology, dentistry, education, psychology, civics. Each remained more or less in its own academic world, staying within its own theoretical and categorical boundaries. Dentists learned only about teeth, artists taught good composition and how to mix paints, and psychologists trained to objectify their measurements of behavior. Attempting to design some alternative education for myself was not easy.
Art is right brain.
Psychology is left. Now try to convince a traditional institution of higher education to grant you a degree in Art Psychology. Such lack of comprehension, at the highest intellectual level, provides evidence of the state of fragmentation and separation of our current knowledge of the world. The it dawned upon me that all of the above has to do with a less rigid discipline - philosophy. Everything cannot be measured in the realm of philosophy but can still be truths and values.