Institute of General Semantics Presents "Seminar '48" - A Silent Film

From the silent film:

The Institute of General Semantics functions as the center for training in Non-Aristotelian methods. Each year it offers several intensive short courses and a four-week Seminar-Workshop in the summer.

Among the enrollees are teachers, physicians, scientists, engineers, artists, businessmen, housewives, etc. They believe that Non-A methods, when applies, will help solve many critical human problems, as well as clarity research problems in the natural and social sciences.

This film shows what some of these students see and do as a Seminar-Workshop. The site--a school near the Institute headquarters which was leased for this course. The dates--two week-ends in summer, 1948.

Produced and Directed by Karl W. Hinkle. Co-Cameraman Leroy Sylverst. Advisor M. Kendig, Institute of General Semantics.

Featuring Milbrook School, Alfred Korzybski, Capt. J. A. Saunders, Douglas M. Kelley, M.D., Harry Holtzman, Charlotte Schuchardt, Irving J. Lee, M. Kendig, Stuart Chase,

© 1949-2011 Institute of General Semantics.

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• douglas m kelley
• harry holtzman
• charlotte schuchardt
• charlotte read
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• m kendig
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• stuart chase
• seminar '48
• karl hinkle
• leroy sylverst

[jakedrivere]

i got the 'flood seminars' 1948-1949