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• On the Aesthetic Realism understanding of Music & the Flute, Marriage, Education, and the Economy .
• The philosophy of   Aesthetic Realism, which I am so proud to study and teach, has taught me--and enabled me to teach others--the most valuable things know about the Flute, Music, Education, Love and Marriage, Economics. ...
• And I continue now to study in the classes taught by Ellen Reiss, the Class Chairman of Aesthetic Realism, whom Mr. ...
• As I give flute classes, as I teach women in the Aesthetic Realism and Marriage class, as I teach children and New York teachers, I am so glad to convey the knowledge that has made my life happy. ...
•   Aesthetic Realism meets the honest hopes of people not only in the United States, but Japan, England, Canada, Europe, the Pacific Islands. ...
•    — Barbara Allen, Aesthetic Realism Consultant .

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• The Aesthetic Realism Foundation is the not-for-profit educational foundation that teaches the philosophy founded in 1941 by Eli Siegel, American educator, poet, critic. ...
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• Aesthetic Realism was founded by the American educator, poet and critic Eli Siegel (1902-1978) and is based on this great principle: The world, art, and self explain each other: each is the aesthetic oneness of opposites. ...
• See Self and World: An Explanation of Aesthetic Realism Click here for more about Aesthetic Realism.
• Located in the Aesthetic Realism Foundation, the Collection houses the books and some of the manuscripts of Mr. ...
• The Collection is open by appointment to persons seriously studying Aesthetic Realism. ...
• The Aesthetic Realism Foundation is a not-for-profit educational foundation, established in 1973, teaching Aesthetic Realism through public seminars and dramatic presentations, classes and individual consultations. The Foundation publishes The Right of Aesthetic Realism to Be Known, a weekly international periodical edited by Ellen Reiss, Class Chairman of Aesthetic Realism.
• We are very proud to present poetry by Eli Siegel as well as a number of his great lectures, as a beginning point to study the Aesthetic Realism understanding of poetry as well as other subjects central to education: history, literature, economics, the self. ...
• "  >> more Aesthetic Realism Lectures by Eli Siegel This section includes "Educational Method Is Poetic," "Ownership, Strikes, Unions," & "Aesthetic Realism and Nature. ...
• Beginning in 1941, the year he founded the philosophy Aesthetic Realism, Mr. ...
• About Ellen Reiss and the faculty of the Aesthetic Realism Foundation. ...
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• "I learned from Aesthetic Realism that a young man can use disappointments in the family, in love, in school, and unjust economics to be disgusted with, to have contempt for everything. ...
•      Aesthetic Realism, the education founded by the great American philosopher Eli Siegel, shows that the deepest desire of every person is "to like the world on an honest or accurate basis" (Self and World, Definition Press, 1981). ... I learned from Aesthetic Realism that a young man can use disappointments in the family, in love, in school, and unjust economics to be disgusted with, to have contempt for everything. ... Ellen Reiss, the Class Chairman of Aesthetic Realism, explains with enormous kindness in the international periodical The Right of Aesthetic Realism to Be Known:  A huge mistake people make is they use the fact that they have suffered to be mean to others. ... Every person needs to be asked a question only Aesthetic Realism asks: Do you use injustice to be fair to other people or unfair?. ...
•     In an Aesthetic Realism class taught by Eli Siegel, when I was a young man in my early 20s, I said, "If I see the world as against me, I feel I can do anything I want. " I thank God I was met with the tough, beautiful logic of Eli Siegel, as he said:  According to Aesthetic Realism, the one sin of the world is to use oneself to lessen what other things mean. ...
•      It is an emergency that parents, teachers, young people, and government officials study Aesthetic Realism now. ... The press, horribly, has boycotted Aesthetic Realism and this boycott has damaged lives incalculably, including the lives of young people. ...
• Jeffrey Carduner has been teaching Aesthetic Realism the past 25 years. For more information on the subject, call 212-777-4490, visit the Aesthetic Realism Foundation website at www. ... org, or write the Aesthetic Realism Foundation, 141 Greene St. ...

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• Home: Aesthetic Realism in the News  |  Site Map  |  Education  |  Economics |  Racism |  Art & Life |  Love |  War & Peace |  More .
• In recent years, thousands of articles, letters, and columns about Aesthetic Realism--many written by students and teachers of it--have been published in newspapers and journals throughout the United States and abroad. ...
• Eli Siegel, founder of Aesthetic Realism is quoted in this Herald News article (Northern New Jersey) 5/8/04 titled "Unions Remain Strong, Vital" by Timothy Lynch, President, Teamsters Local 1205. ...
• Ellen Reiss, Class Chairman of Aesthetic Realism, writes on "Purposes in America, Once and Now" in this issue of The Philippine Post Magazine (2/02) reprinted from The RIght of Aesthetic Realism to Be Known . ...
• Jeffrey Carduner, Aesthetic Realism consultant, writes in the Henryetta Free-Lance (Henryetta, OK) 11/12/02, under this title given by the editors:  "Why Do Kids Turn to Violence? Carduner Explains the Answer. ...
• The ethics of Aesthetic Realism as to economics, articulated by Eli Siegel, is in this article published by the Rock Island Argus (Rock Island, IL) 3/1/03:  "No Child Should Go Hungry in America!" by Miriam Mondlin  .
• In "Stop Drug Industry!" John Stern, consultant of Aesthetic Realism and former. ...
• "Teaching Language Arts through the Aesthetic Realism Teaching Method" by Avi Gvili is published in The English Record: Journal of the New York State English Council, Vol. ... Quotes Gvili, "Eli Siegel, founder of Aesthetic Realism, gave teachers the method, so urgently needed, to enable students to learn successfully and to replace prejudice with knowledge and good will. ...
• Aesthetic Realism consultant Bruce Blaustein writes in the Senior News (Suffolk, New York) 4/00, on this moving subject: "A Father Seen Anew. ... And In this article he describes how his study of Aesthetic Realism in professional classes conducted by Ellen Reiss, enabled him to answer this question honestly and with practicality. ...
• Arnold Perey, who studied in classes with Eli Siegel, used the Aesthetic Realism method in his Columbia University doctoral dissertation and continues to use it now in his teaching and reasearch. ...
• "Eli Siegel, the great philosopher and founder of Aesthetic Realism, was right on target when he stated that profit-driven health care is unethical because it is based on contempt for people. ...

•   "Is this true: No matter how much of a case one has against the world--its unkindness, its disorder, its ugliness, its meaninglessness--one has to do all one can to like it, or one will weaken oneself?" This question was asked by Eli Siegel as a presentation of Aesthetic Realism.
•   The not-for-profit Aesthetic Realism Foundation teaches the philosophy founded by Eli Siegel, poet, critic, philosopher, and educator. ...
• WHAT ARE WIVES REALLY DESPERATE FOR?   Presented by Aesthetic Realism Consultants with There Are Wives: Barbara Allen, Anne Fielding, and Pauline Meglino .
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• WEIGHT AS LIGHTNESS: AESTHETIC REALISM LOOKS AT SCULPTURE   Speaking of works from the Venus de Milo to Brancusi's Bird in Space—Eli Siegel explains: .
• Periodical: The Right of Aesthetic Realism to Be Known   .
• We print an article by New York City teacher and Aesthetic Realism consultant Lois Mason titled “Through the Aesthetic Realism Teaching Method Students Want to Be Fair to Knowledge and People!”. ...
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•   AESTHETIC REALISM & SHERIDAN'S School for Scandal ; or, A Sneer Brightens Everything —with scenes from the play — And .
• Letter about the Aesthetic Realism Foundation for "Fund Raising 2004" by Bruce Blaustein .
•      See Aesthetic Realism and Eli Siegel in the Congressional Record Online.
• On the Teaching of Aesthetic Realism .
• How to study Please note: the only persons authorized to teach Aesthetic Realism. ...
• Barbara Allen, flute; Edward Green, piano From a special event at the Aesthetic Realism Foundation.
• The Aesthetic Realism Theatre Company .
• Is a Person an Aesthetic Situation?" by Eli Siegel .

• To home page of the Aesthetic Realism Foundation .
•    The Right of Aesthetic Realism to Be Known.
• The Right of Aesthetic Realism to Be Known (TRO) is the biweekly international periodical of the Aesthetic Realism Foundation, published since 1973. ...
• The Right Of contains essays, poems, and lectures by Eli Siegel and articles by Aesthetic Realism students and teachers. In every issue of TRO there is an editorial commentary by Ellen Reiss, whom Eli Siegel appointed the Class Chairman of Aesthetic Realism. ...
• In this issue we print an article by New York City teacher and Aesthetic Realism consultant Lois Mason. It is a paper she gave last fall in the public seminar titled “Through the Aesthetic Realism Teaching Method Students Want to Be Fair to Knowledge and People!” Ms. Mason is one of the instructors of the Aesthetic Realism Teaching Method workshop for educators, and in her article she describes that great, successful method in action. ...
• Something of what Aesthetic Realism is, can be found in them, and something of who Mr. ...
• Beginning with Psychiatric Terms: An Aesthetic Realism Consideration is the 1966 lecture by Eli Siegel that we're in the midst of serializing. We've reached the letter h in the American Psychiatric Association glossary he is discussing; and here he comments on one term and through it illustrates the central, groundbreaking idea of Aesthetic Realism. It is the idea that the self is an aesthetic situation, described in the following principle: “All beauty is a making one of opposites, and the making one of opposites is what we are going after in ourselves. ...
• Here is the third part of the lecture by Eli Siegel that we have been serializing: Beginning with Psychiatric Terms: An Aesthetic Realism Consideration, of 1966. And we print part of a paper by Michael Palmer, sportswriter and Aesthetic Realism associate, from a recent public seminar titled “What's Real Intelligence about the World and Ourselves?” .
• While “beginning with” them, as the lecture's title says, he is describing the self as such, as Aesthetic Realism explains it. ...
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• We are both Aesthetic Realism Associates. ...
•          As individuals we had the privilege of studying the philosophy of Aesthetic Realism with its founder, Eli Siegel, and are grateful to continue our education in classes taught by Ellen Reiss, the Class Chairman of Aesthetic Realism. We have come to see Aesthetic Realism as true, comprehensively and essentially, about our own lives, the lives of people everywhere, and the arts we love: photography and poetry. ...
•          You will see, along with selections of our photographic work, class reports we have written of important Aesthetic Realism lectures--and given at public presentations. You'll also see talks on works of art that we have given in the continuing monthly series “The Aesthetic Realism of Eli Siegel Shows How Art Answers the Questions of Your Life. ” This series is free to the public the first Saturday of the month at the Aesthetic Realism Foundation in New York City. ...
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• The articles are about the value of Aesthetic Realism, the education founded by the great American poet and critic Eli Siegel, in understanding the biggest questions of people everywhere about the wide world and our individual lives. ...
•     That answer is in the study of Aesthetic Realism, the education founded by the great American poet and critic Eli Siegel (1902-1978), who identified the cause of all human injustice as contempt, the “addition to self through the lessening of something else. ...
•    This book documents how, through study of Aesthetic Realism, contempt changes—not into tolerance, but into true respect for other people, and a conviction that we need the difference of the world to be all we can be. ...
•       I had the good fortune to begin my study of Aesthetic Realism early in life in classes I attended with my parents and others. ...
•       My husband, photographer David Bernstein, and I are Aesthetic Realism Associates.   We study in professional classes taught by Ellen Reiss, the Class Chairman of Aesthetic Realism. ...
• Some are now in the book Aesthetic Realism and the Answer to Racism — Articles Published Nationwide & Abroad by Alice Bernstein & Others (Orange Angle Press, NY: 2004). ...
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• On this page are links to poems by the founder of Aesthetic Realism, Eli Siegel; links to critics who tell how they see his work; and finally, to essays and lectures about the Aesthetic Realism understanding of poetry: .
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• On Eli Siegel's Poetry William Carlos Williams:  Letter, 1951 Kenneth Rexroth:  Review,  New York Times, 1969 Ellen Reiss:  On a Series of Eli Siegel's Poems titled "The Persistence of Fabric" The Aesthetic Realism Understanding of Poetry The Aesthetic Realism Explanation of Poetry: Class taught by Ellen Reiss.
• " in The Right of Aesthetic Realism to Be Known; also see other issues of The Right Of on poetry and literature.
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•   A New Perspective for Anthropology: Aesthetic Realism, founded by Eli Siegel.
• Upon return, the researcher began to study the method of Aesthetic Realism with Eli Siegel, the principal statement of which is, "The world, art, and self explain each other: each is the aesthetic oneness of opposites. " This made for a change of orientation, including further study of aesthetic and configurational approaches to which he had earlier been exposed. ...
•      It gradually became clear that Oksapmin culture is an aesthetic oneness of opposites. ...
•      In particular, the opposites recurrent in all phases of Oksapmin life, and central to explaining its aesthetic basis, are Self and World, For and Against, and Separation and Junction. ...
•      Oksapmin society itself in its abstract structure solves the aesthetic problem and also life problem: How can things or people join and remain individual at once? The researcher believes that describing a culture in terms of its aesthetic structure makes for explanation of how such diverse fields as its dance, agriculture, folklore, kinship, economics, and ethics are related.
•      And I want to thank Eli Siegel, the founder of Aesthetic Realism, for the principle: "The world, art, and self explain each other: each is the aesthetic oneness of opposites. ...
• The Aesthetic Realism of Eli Siegel--which was founded in 1941--is taught in classes and in public seminars and presentations at the Aesthetic Realism Foundation in New York City. ...
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•   MIRIAM MONDLIN'S WEBSITE Devorah Tarrow, Aesthetic Realism Consultant writes: .
• "People have to know: Eli Siegel, founder of the education Aesthetic Realism, showed that the making of profit off of the distress of another is contempt. ...
• Profit Motive of Drug Companies Damaging Seniors' Lives By Devorah Tarrow, Aesthetic Realism Consultant.
• People have to know: Eli Siegel, founder of the education Aesthetic Realism, showed that the making of profit off of the distress of another is contempt, the "addition to self through the lessening of something else. ... In The Right of Aesthetic Realism to Be Known, Ellen Reiss, Class Chairman of Aesthetic Realism, wrote: The profit motive as such is sheer contempt. ...
• Aesthetic Realism is not political; it is ethical education which explains the cause. ... org or call or write the Aesthetic Realism Foundation at 141 Greene Street, NY, NY 10012, 212-777-4490. ...
•  To link to the Aesthetic Realism Foundation, click here .
• Click here for articles by Devorah Tarrow, Aesthetic Realism Consultant, .

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