The Act of Living

- Talks on the Alexander Technique

by Walter Carrington, edited by Jerry Sontag

 

  29 talks on many aspects of learning, practising and teaching the Technique.

£20.00

Please note: most copies from a recent import of this book have bumped corners.

188 pages, hardback
Mornum Time Press, 1999.
“It would be hard to overestimate the value of Walter Carrington’s lucid explanations and succinct turns of phrase in these talks.”

From John Naylor's review in STATNews, vol. 6, no. 1, May 2000.

Mouritz mini review:
This may regarded as the second volume of Thinking Aloud. It contains talks given to trainees on the many aspects of teaching and living the Technique. Some of the 29 talks are titled: Thinking to do, General functioning, The primary wish, Forward and up, Knees forward and away, The length and the width, Walking, Yin and yang, Establishing a total pattern, Responsibility, Gravitation, and Saying and meaning no. Foreword by the “postural” physiologist Tristan Roberts and an introduction by Glynn Macdonald, and biographies. (© 1999 Jean M. O. Fischer)
     

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