"Teaching Indian Culture in the US."
Published in the India Tribune and other English language Indian journals. How do we combat the desire for contempt, which cripples one's ability to understand or have good will for people of another culture?
Published in Anthropology and Education Quarterly.
"What Are Children's Minds Waiting For?" In The Right of Aesthetic Realism to Be Known
Includes discussion of the Aesthetic Realism Teaching Method—and the crucial opposites of restraint and abandon in the Inuit (Eskimo) and ourselves.
Aesthetic Realism and Anthropology Classes at the Aesthetic Realism Foundation
"The Marriage of Anthropology and Sociology" Summer 2006
"Scientific Method and the Opposites" Winter / Spring 2006
"The Aesthetic Structure of Society" Fall Semester 2005
"Anthropology and the Everyday" Summer Semester 2005
"The Feelings of People Are Real!" Spring Semester 2005
"What Isn't Anthropology About?" Fall Semester 2004
"Coldness and Warmth in Anthropology" Summer Semester 2004
"Anthropology for the 21st Century" Summer Semester 2002
See Brochure of Courses at Aesthetic Realism Foundation
Resources vs. Racism:
See the page titled " How Aesthetic Realism Opposes Racism" and the anti-prejudice articles in The Right of Aesthetic Realism to Be Known. Among those in TRO are Difference and Sameness: The Human Question" and "Racism Can End" by Ellen Reiss. The practical and deep articles on the Web include, too, "On Racism & How to End It" by Nancy Huntting; Allan Michael's "It Is In Contempt That the Root of Racism Lies"; Alice Bernstein's "Poems by Eli Siegel about Martin Luther King and America" and the book she edited: Aesthetic Realism and the Answer to Racism. Other articles include, "The Genome & Equality"; "Words, Truth, & the Confederate Flag"; "Fascism, Understood At Last!"; "Aesthetic Realism: The Solution to Racism"; "Contempt, the Cause of Racism"; "Queen's Visit to Amritsar" by Christopher Balchin. And articles by New York teachers who show how the standard curriculum, K-12, can be used to encourage kindness include: "Prejudice Changes to Respect" and "Students Learn, Prejudice Is Defeated!"
