Roumen Bezergianov - Author at TheChessWorld Blog
Roumen was born in Bulgaria in 1976 and first arrived in the United States as a Rotary International exchange student at the age of 17.
Roumen Bezergianov is a Psychotherapist, Author of Character Education with Chess, living in Phoenix, Arizona. He counsels students at Arizona State University.
Roumen studies how chess can be used by parents and educators to teach values and skills to young people.
He is also an amateur chess player and a big supporter of the game.
Chess Articles by Roumen Bezergianov
Chess and the Aesthetic Experience
In his lecture “The Way of Art” Joseph Campbell reminds that James Joyce defined proper art as “static”—that is art which does not move you to desire, to loathe or to fear the object, but rather to be in awe of it. Campbell then goes on to St. Thomas Aquinas’ description of the aesthetic experience, […]Character Education with Chess: The King
Roumen Bezergianov is a therapist in Phoenix, Arizona. This is an excerpt of his book “Character Education with Chess”, where he describes how chess can be used by parents and educators to teach values and skills to young people. “Character Education with Chess” is available on Amazon.com, Kindle Edition (you do not need a Kindle […]Pages: 1
