Each week for nearly four decades, Eli Siegel gave lectures on a wide variety of subjects: literature, mind, art, history, the drama, and more. At once scholarly and warm, these lectures illustrate the principle at the basis of Aesthetic Realism, and fundamental to its study: “The world, art, and self explain each other: each is the aesthetic oneness of opposites.”
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- Aesthetic Realism and Education
- Aesthetic Realism and Expression
- Aesthetic Realism and Hope
- Aesthetic Realism and Learning
- Aesthetic Realism and Love
- Aesthetic Realism and Music
- Aesthetic Realism and Nature
- Aesthetic Realism and People
- Aesthetic Realism as Philosophy
- Aesthetic Realism Doesn’t Mind Being Philosophic
- Aesthetic Realism Looks at Feeling
- Aesthetic Realism Looks at Frustration
- Aesthetics Is the One Way
- Animate and Inanimate Are in Music and Conscience
- Art Is within Science
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- Beginning with Psychiatric Terms: An Aesthetic Realism Consideration.
- Beginning with Sentences
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- Children as Selves
- Criticism Is the Art of Responding to Value
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- Drama of Mind, The
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- Education and Feeling Good
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- French Critic Looks at Shakespeare, 1860, A
- Furious Aesthetics of Marriage, The
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- Hail, Relation; or, A Study in Poetry
- Hamlet and Questions
- Has Poetry Point?
- Hazlitt Tells of Criticism
- How Aesthetic Realism Sees Art
- Humor: Music
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- Instinct Makes for Praise and Good Wishes
- Intelligence Is You and More
- It Still Moves; or, The Novel
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- Known & Unknown Are Kind in Poetry, The
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- Laughable, Seriously, The
- Love and Confusion
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- Map to Happiness
- Mind and Friends
- Mind and Intelligence
- Mind and Memory
- Mind and Schools
- Music & “Questions for Everyone"
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- Opposites Theory, The
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- Philosophy Consists of Instincts
- Philosophy of Depression, The
- Philosophy of Insomnia, The
- Pleasure and Self-Conflict
- Poetry and Brightness
- Poetry and Cleverness
- Poetry and Evil
- Poetry and Mischief
- Poetry and Practicality
- Poetry and Space
- Poetry and the Unconscious
- Poetry and Women
- Poetry and Words
- Poetry Is Concerned
- Purpose of Aesthetic Realism, The
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- Reading Itself Has to Do with Poetry
- Reality Includes Sex
- Renaissance Shows Self, The
- Romanticism and Guilt
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- So, What Is Bitterness?
- Statement about Poetry: Some Instances, A
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- These Speak of Poetry
- Thing Has This, A
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- We Approach Poetry Variously
- What Aesthetic Realism Is & Is Not
- What Are We Going After?
- World, Come to a Point, The
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- You Can Gossip Philosophically about Psychology