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Aesthetic Realism: Life, Love & Learning

Leila Rosen, English Educator & Aesthetic Realism Associate

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Here are many of the websites I like. Click on the headings to see the links.

To learn more about Aesthetic Realism

Here, you’ll find links to websites by students and teachers of Aesthetic Realism, and also published works about how Aesthetic Realism sees current happenings in today’s world. They include articles on the cause of and solution to racism, the Aesthetic Realism Teaching Method, and many more subjects of interest to people everywhere.

Favorite links about literature and education

As an English teacher, I searched the web frequently for resources for my high school English classes. This is a beginning compilation of websites I found valuable for my teaching, and still use today. The list grows all the time, so keep checking back.

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“The Imaginary Mrs. Beethoven” by Martha Baird

How interested are we in the people close to us? Family members may care for each other, argue with each other, enjoy spending time with each other—but too often, they don’t really want to understand each other. The same is true for couples. Martha Baird describes this with humor and valuable criticism in this surprising poem: “The Imaginary Mrs. Beethoven.”

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