Resources on Aesthetic Realism, which I recommend. In addition to what's already mentioned on this page, are: (1) The Aesthetic Realism Online Library which has reviews, essays, poetry and lectures by Eli Siegel; books, articles in the press, and The Right of Aesthetic Realism to Be Known. (2) The Web site "Friends of Aesthetic Realism—Countering the Lies" in which students and former students of Aesthetic Realism tell the truth about some of the meanest misrepresentations on the Internet. It has wit and satire on it. (3) Links to sites created by persons whose first hand knowledge of Aesthetic Realism and its approach to art, literature, the economy, and life make them important authorities in today's cultural world. (4) Writing by Ellen Reiss, the Chairman of Education at the Aesthetic Realism Foundation—on poets Robert Burns, Lord Byron & Emily Dickinson for example; on the Middle East; on Harry Potter as literature belonging to the Romantic Movement. (5) Dr. Arnold Perey's site "An Anthropologist Meets Aesthetic Realism," which won an AnthroTech site of the month award. You'll see selections from his study of the Oksapmin people of Papua New Guinea. As important as anything is what we learned is the single source of racism and brutal profit economics, both. That source is a contempt for the world and people, which Eli Siegel has identified and made intelligible for people everywhere to understand. See: "Justice & Injustice in Economics" and "Racism: Understanding the Cause and Solution."