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kaleidoscope

Optical toy invented by the Scottish physicist David Brewster in 1816. It usually consists of a pair of long mirrors at an angle to each other, and arranged inside a triangular tube containing pieces of coloured glass, paper, or plastic. An axially symmetrical (hexagonal) pattern is seen by looking along the tube, which can be varied infinitely by rotating or shaking the tube.



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Gnosticism was a kaleidoscopically pluriform variety of that.
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Not presuming the imminent demise of either majors or disciplines, AAC&U's Contemporary Understandings challenges departments "to rethink the ends of education to assert their own accountability for forms of learning that prepare students to navigate a kaleidoscopically complex world" and asserts that "the separation between general education and the major is no longer useful.
 
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