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	Dr. Karen A. Droisen: George Eliot
		Eliot agonized over her decision to live with Lewes: she knew that it would cost her her social standing and her relationship with her brother Isaac, to whom she had once been as devoted as Maggie is to Tom in The Mill on the Floss.
		Eliot’s novels are often compared to those of Leo Tolstoy: literary historians tend to regard her as among the most talented and influential Realist novelists in England.
		Literary critics typically distinguish Eliot’s fiction from that of her contemporaries by pointing to its effective integration of close psychological studies of her characters and intellectually rigorous philosophical arguments.
	www.unlv.edu /faculty/droisen/gesnap.html (3164 words)

	Books -- Bernard J. Paris
		Karen Horney's synchronic approach is particularly useful for the study of literature because it explains behavior in terms of its function within the present character structure and does not require the positing of infantile experiences not depicted in the text.
		George Eliot saw her novels as a set of "experiments in life" in which she tested her beliefs by clothing them in human figures and individual experience, and I accepted her epistemological claims.
		George Eliot thought that clothing her ideas in human form and individual experience would provide a kind of experimental confirmation; but instead her imagined human beings often subverted the ideas she was trying to verify.
	grove.ufl.edu /~bjparis/books (6403 words)

	Guardian Unlimited Books \| Review \| Dear Mrs Eliot ...
		Eliot may have been American, but he was patrician, and his desire to be English wasn't about table manners and silver teapots.
		Valerie Eliot, née Fletcher, who in middle age resembled Margaret Thatcher, was not a conventionally pretty girl, but in letters written in the weeks after their secret marriage in January 1957, Eliot was rhapsodic about his new wife's charm and beauty.
		Eliot said he was going to walk over after breakfast and ask Hale to release him from a promise that they would marry when he was free.
	books.guardian.co.uk /review/story/0,12084,1400192,00.html (3483 words)

	Board of Trustees: Resources: The Eliot Montessori School (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		KAREN KEENAN: Karen is the mother of three children at Eliot, including the oldest, Ryan, who is a Pre-1 student in Kathleen Golden's class.
		Karen values Eliot's philosophy and is committed to the school's long-term success and her business and financial experience will be a major asset to Eliot and its plans to secure a perm
		She is dedicated to Eliot Montessori and committed to serving the school and its future as a trustee.
	www.eliotmontessori.com /resources/trustees (1317 words)

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		Karen Eliot was materialised, rather than born, as an open context in the summer of '85.
		Karen Eliot was not born, s/he was materialised from social forces, constructed as a means of entering the shifting terrain that circumscribes the 'individual' and society.
		The name Karen Eliot can be strategically adopted for a series of actions, interventions, exhibitions, texts, etc. When replying to letters generated by an action/text in which the context has been used then it makes sense to continue using the context, i.e.
	www.spunk.org /texts/writers/shome/sp000458.txt (16242 words)

	Conference 2001
		Collaborators Karen Eliot and Valarie Mockabee will present their reconstruction of “The Ballet of the Nuns” as performed by a group of ballet students from the Ohio State University Department of Dance, in video and lecture format.
		Eliot brings her eight years of teaching ballet and dance history at OSU to this project, while Mockabee contributes her six years of teaching ballet, notation and repertory.
		Eliot has received a Coca Cola Grant for Research on Women (1998) as well as numerous College Grants for research on a book about the professional experiences of five women dancers whose careers span the late 18th through the 21st centuries.
	www.ickl.org /conf01_osu/oconf2_21.html (577 words)

	¤ Multiple name ¤
		The most well known multiple names within the Mail-Art network are 'Monty Cantsin' and 'Karen Eliot' created in the seventies, which slowly faded away by the end of the eighties.
		The name 'Karen Eliot' has been created specifically for the 'Neoism' movement, and is described as a multiple signature for any form of (anti-)art, a kind of cultural terrorist.
		For which he received some attention in the press where they linked his name to 'Karen Eliot', so he decided to drop the use of the name so that the 'open identity' of Karen Eliot won't get lost.
	www.sztuka-fabryka.be /encyclopaedia/items/multiple_name.htm (2242 words)

	Biography -- Bernard J. Paris
		It was at this point that I first read Karen Horney, and I think she made such a deep impression on me because she helped me to understand why I had been so receptive to George Eliot's beliefs and why they had lost their power.
		I suddenly remembered Karen Horney's observation that inconsistencies are as sure a sign of psychological conflicts as a rise in body temperature is of physical disorder.
		George Eliot's psychological portrait of Maggie was brilliant, but I could no longer agree with her interpretations and judgments.
	grove.ufl.edu /~bjparis/bio.html (2712 words)

	AboutKaren (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Karen Christensen is CEO of Berkshire Publishing Group and has an extensive background in trade and academic publishing on both sides of the Atlantic.
		Karen has been involved in regional and national IT business organizations and initiated the Berkshire Encyclopedia of Human-Computer Interaction, edited by William Bainbridge of the National Science Foundation, and is developing further technology projects.
		Eliot,” was the cover story in the UK newspaper the Guardian’s Review magazine, 29 January 2005, and also news story on page 3 of the paper.
	www.berkshirepublishing.com /bpg/about/karen.asp (573 words)

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		Karen Eliot once placed a roll of toilet paper next to the Rosetta Stone.
		Karen Eliot is important because, as the Duchampian tendency in contemporary British art becomes respectable, she reminds us of its more radical implications.
		The Karen Eliot with a show in Liverpool has adopted the form of the average British artist, identified by the ABC committee on the basis of an Arts Council report as 'female, aged 30-35 and not working with painting or sculpture'.
	www.btinternet.com /~paul.melia/02.html (542 words)

	Untitled Document
		Karen stated that she had about $50 dollars and 10 or 15 cards to give to Becky.
		Eliot stated he would not be able to help Joe put the lock-in together but would contact a parent to see if they could put the Evening with the Strings together.
		Karen – Karen stated that the sixth and seventh grade classes were growing musically.
	www.sturgis.k12.mi.us /arts/minutes/jan.htm (927 words)

	svet umetnosti 2000/01
		The name Karen Eliot can be strategically used for a series of actions, interventions, exhibitions, texts and so on.
		By then he proclaimed that Eliot is less of an individual person who can be everybody (which is Michael Tolson's definition of a multiple name) and closer to a context which was created discursively by almost 300 people.
		The funny thing is that, in order to create this persona of Karen Eliot, they actually stuck to the statistically defined average British artist, who is (according to a survey of the Arts Council) represented by a female, between 30 and 35 years of age and does not work with paintings or sculptures.
	www.ljudmila.org /scca/worldofart/english/0001/tekst_oliver_ang.htm (2465 words)

	Search Encyclopedia.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Karens Karenskerĕnz´, members of a Thai-Chinese cultural group, one of the most important minorities in Myanmar, living in the Kayah State, Kayin State, Tanintharyi, and the Ayeyarwady delta.
		The Karen hill tribes have tended to remain animistic, but among those settled in the plains the...
		Myanmar -> History Early History through World War II Myanmar's early history is mainly the story of the struggle of the Burmans against the Mons, or Talaings (of Mon-Khmer origin, now assimilated).
	www.encyclopedia.com /search.asp?target=Karen+Eliot&rc=10&fh=16&fr=11 (492 words)

	The Neoist Society - Forever Renewing Neoism
		Karen Eliot can rather be described as multiple signature for any form of (anti-)art.
		In the year 2000, found abandoned and near death in a dumpster in Tepoztlan, Mexico, Neoism was taken over by and absorbed into the the International Post-Dogmtist Group (founded in 1987) as a subsidiary of the IPDG.
		Karen Eliot" and respectively the multiple name "Monty Cantsin".
	neoist.org /NEOIST-WORLD-FAIR.html (653 words)

	Clifford Brown on Neoism as seen by Clifford Brown. A critical view of a late-20th century avant-garde art movement. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Neoists established the multiple identity Monty Cantsin, Brown introduced Karen Eliot as a multiple pen-name.
		Although Brown wanted Karen Eliot to be merely a multiple signature, it is as much or as little associated with Brown's brand of activities as Monty Cantsin with Istvan Kantor's.
		For his present activities, Brown uses neither Karen Eliot, nor Monty Cantsin, and he never published any of his fiction and non-fiction--which gained him a reputation as an "underground writer"--under any multiple name.
	www.phys.psu.edu /~endwar/neoism.then.html (1034 words)

	Richards v. Town of Eliot (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		CALKINS, J. [¶1] Karen Richards appeals from the summary judgment entered in the Superior Court (York County, Fritzsche, J.) in favor of the Town of Eliot and Eliot Police Officers Michael Stacy and Wayne Godfrey on all counts of Richards' complaint alleging police misconduct.
		For the purposes of this appeal from the grant of a summary judgment motion, we recite the disputed facts in the light most favorable to Richards, the nonprevailing party.{1} [¶3] On October 2, 1996, Karen Richards' son, Daniel, left his three-year-old daughter at Richards' residence in the care of Richards' seventeen-year-old daughter, Kimberly.
		The claims asserted against all defendants are for unlawful arrest, excessive force, negligent infliction of emotional distress, violation of constitutional rights, and violation of 15 M.R.S.A. Two claims are asserted against the Town for negligent hiring and supervision.
	www.courts.state.me.us /opinions/documents/01me132r.htm (2640 words)

	Monty Cantsin monty
		The peak of historic Neoism was reached when an Art Strike was proclaimed by Karen Eliot in 1990.
		For three years no work of art was produced by Neoist anti-artists what eventually lead to the collapse of the art market in the early 90ies.
		Whereas Monty Cantsin is conceived as multiple Pop-Star, Karen Eliot can rather be described as multiple signature for any form of (anti-)art.
	www.geocities.com /cloneaccount3/6915/monty.html (580 words)

	Karen Eliot Encyclopedia Article, Definition, History, Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
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	www.karr.net /encyclopedia/Karen_Eliot (301 words)

	BLAH MAIL ART LIBRARY
		Also, as more and more attempts were made to flesh out Karen's identity, more and more discrepancies in her character arose, which began to negate the whole concept of her identity as an 'open' one.
		While it could be argued that this sort of dichotomy made her identity more 'open', the actuality was that the idea of 'real' facts being attributed to Karen Eliot went against the ethos of a non-identifiable personality.
		The artists using Karen Eliot, by allowing themselves to be drawn when questioned on Karen Eliot's defining qualities were themselves helping to destroy her authenticity.
	www.geocities.com /SoHo/5921/identity.html (5971 words)

	Mere Outline - 2000
		Food (provided by Karen) and Beer (provided by etta and myself) was served and it was announced that the final phase of the night's Secret Meeting would occur in a nearby park.
		Karen played didjeridoo, Rick (as the representative of Pope Fred) spoke in ways determined by text on prepared cards (such as categories like "dogmatic statement"), Bird-E appeared and got slotted into the role of ANTI-NEOIST, Roman said a few words, and a woman happened by who may've refused to speak.
		Karen held a clock indicating that it was 6:00 and a confused and slightly drunk man stared at it and asked etta what time it was.
	www.fyi.net /~anon/MereOutline2000.html (13234 words)

	Nederlands Dans Theater
		Editor's Note: Karen Eliot danced with the Merce Cunningham Dance Company from 1982-88.
		Currently, she teaches ballet and modern technique and dance history and choreographs in the dance department of Ohio State University, where she is an associate professor.
		Karen studied Baroque dance with Catherine Turocy, and is the recent recipient of a Department of Women's Studies and Coca Cola Grant for Research on Women, a grant which will permit her to further her writing on the lives of women dancers from the Eighteenth to the Twentieth Centuries.
	www.danceinsider.com /f624_2.html (1645 words)

	Dance: Karen Eliot
		Professor Eliot is a former dancer with the Merce Cunningham Company.
		In 1996 she co-created (with Nena Couch, Department of Theatre) THE RAPE OF THE LOCK, a ballet in the 18th century style.
		Professor Eliot was awarded a 1998 Coca Cola Grant for Research on Women for work toward her book about the experiences of five women dancers.
	www.arts.ohio-state.edu /2faculty/a_faculty_profiles/dance_fac_profiles/eliot_karen.html (113 words)

	Congressman Eliot L. Engel (NY17) - Press Release - ENGEL DEMANDS APOLOGY FROM BUSH ADVISOR KAREN HUGHES FOR COMPARING ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Karen Hughes has trampled on the memory of the victims of 9/11 by her comments.
		There is no place in the discourse of American politics for comparing people who are in favor of a women's right to choose to the 9/11 terrorists.
		Unfortunately our enemies in the terror network, as we're seeing repeatedly in the headlines these days, don't value any life, not even the innocent and not even their own.
	www.house.gov /apps/list/press/ny17_engel/pr042704.html (472 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		This writing is mostly fake (copied from other writing) so you should go away and not read any of it.
		The purpose of many different magazines and people using the same name is to create a situation for which no one in particular is responsible and to practically examine Western philosophical notions of identity, individuality, originality, value and truth.
		To test this assertion, sign the name "Karen Eliot" to the next document in which you intend to make a similar point.
	www.unam.mx /serunam/culturadigital1/postwriting.htm (3024 words)

	SCIFI.COM Chat Transcript:
		The Nebula Awards ceremony is only a month away, so we've assembled several illustrious nominees to find out what they think of their chances, their competition and the state of SF at the end of the decade.
		Eliot: Actually, when I was ten I sold an essay to the Canadian Yiddish Daily DER ZUN.
		Karen: I've been interested in the Booth family for awhile (this is me answering an actual question.) I came up with the idea for Standing Room Only while reading about Edwin Booth.
	www.scifi.com /transcripts/1999/Pre-Nebulas99.html (6251 words)

	marchart \| does neoism exist?
		In Slow Death, the trendy artist Karen Eliot founds a secret lodge called the Semiotic Liberation Front with the aim of smuggling Neoism into art history.
		On page 31, Karen Eliot meets with the Marxist art critic Jock Graham in a pub in Camden.
		On page 52, Eliot gives a talk at the CIA (Home's anagram for the ICA) on "Neoism and the Avant-Garde of the 1980s".
	www.republicart.net /disc/artsabotage/marchart01_en.htm (1590 words)

	release 1987 1167 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Academic achievers at Pasadena's Eliot Middle School will be honored at an awards banquet sponsored by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory on Thursday, Oct. 29, 1987 at 6:30 p.m.
		Eliot Middle School is JPL's "adopted" school under NASA's Adopt-A-School program, which links individual schools with the education resources at NASA installations.
		Eliot, Pasadena, Los Angeles County, and State of California Science Fairs: Margaret Ewing.
	www.jpl.nasa.gov /releases/87-89/release_1987_1167.html (386 words)

	Critical Mass: Comment on A fine beginning (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Posted by bsf at February 8, 2005 11:26 PM I'm also contemplating the fact that this is Erin's blog, yet Karen feels herself competent to decide what needs to be said here.
		Posted by Karen Eliot at February 9, 2005 11:45 AM you're right, i don't think they're more dense--they certainly have finesse with technology.
		Posted by Karen Eliot at February 9, 2005 08:24 PM I never thought of the parallels between Huckleberry Fin and True Grit.
	www.erinoconnor.org /movabletype/mt-comments.cgi?entry_id=1010 (1999 words)

	Theatre: Nen Couch
		She serves on the OSU Libraries faculty and has a joint appointment in the Department of Theatre.
		With Karen Eliot (OSU Department of Dance faculty), Ms.
		Couch adapted Alexander Pope's 1714 poem The Rape of the Lock as a Baroque-style ballet, reconstructing dance notations from the period as well as choreographing in the style.
	arts.osu.edu /2faculty/a_faculty_profiles/theatre_fac_profiles/couch_nena.html (203 words)

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