 Through the different types of experiences artworks can evoke, art too can be an important source of this sort of growth. This is why Dewey thinks we should feel a similar type of respect toward “the creators” of perceptive artworks as we do toward “the inventors of microscopes and microphones”; in both cases we are dealing with artefacts, which can train us in new modes of perception and “open new objects to be observed and enjoyed” (EN: 293).