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Category: Journals:
The Alexander Journal
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Francesca Greenoak (ed.)
The Alexander Journal - No. 21
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2006, March, 72 pages, ill., 170 x 245 mm, UK, STAT
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| Contents: “Accompanying Alexander” by Alex Farkas, “Alexander in professional dance” by Michael Schumacher, “First of the second generation” by Joyce Bird, “Working with actors 2” by Lee Warren, “Inhibition” anthologised by Jean Fischer with an introduction by Francesca Greenoak, “Preliminary research into head and shoulder balance in dancers” by Sarah Irvine, “Lost in translation” by Harriet Anderson, “The impact of psychotherapy and counselling on the Alexander Technique” by Brigitta Mowat, “Effects of the Alexander Technique on muscle activation” by Elyse Shafarman. Review by Jean Fischer of “More Talk of Alexander” edited by Dr Wilfred Barlow. Correspondence: Joe Armstrong. Responses to “Semi-Supine”. |
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Francesca Greenoak (ed.)
The Alexander Journal - No. 20
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2003, 48 pages, ill., 170 x 245 mm, UK, STAT
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| Contents: “Candles and onions: layers of learning” by Carolyn Nicholls, “Working with groups” by Lee Warren, “The Alexander Technique and traumatic injury” by Kathryn Zimmerman, “An appreciation of Marjory Barlow's Examined Life“ by Mike Cross, “Skiing and the Alexander Technique” by Maggie Lamb, “Primary control” collated by Jean Fischer with an introduction by Francesca Greenoak, “Lying semi-supine” by Francesca Greenoak, “Making connections” by Malcolm Williamson, Correspondence: Fiona Robb, Vivien Mackie, Jo Fisher, Stephanie Dutton. Book reviews, Obituaries: Tony Spawforth and David Garlick. |
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Francesca Greenoak (ed.)
The Alexander Journal - No. 19
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2003, 48 pages, ill., 170 x 245 mm, UK, STAT
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| Contents: “Making the Link” by John Hunter, “The application of the Alexander Technique to piano teaching” by Rudolf Kratzert, “Thoughts on musicians and the Alexander Technique” by Elizabeth Langford, “Primum Mobile” poem by Bobbie Gallagher, “Helena’s first lessons” by Carolyn Nicholls, “Dance and the Alexander Technique” by Rachel Rist, “How the use of the self triumphed over dependence on a machine” by Madeleine Samuelson-White, “The Alexander Technique and traumatic injury” by Kathryn Zimmerman. Correspondence: Fiona Robb, Gavin Greenoak, Patrick Pearson, book reviews. |
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Francesca Greenoak (ed.)
The Alexander Journal - No. 18
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2002, 48 pages, ill., 170 x 245 mm, UK, STAT
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| Contents: “The adventures of Leg and his companion Voice” by Michael McCallion, “The primary matter in Buddhism and the Alexander Technique” by Mike Cross, “Textural note: inhibition” by Ray Evans, “The Alexander Technique and riding” by Lesley Finn-Kelcey, “Alexander and the Alexander Technique: reminiscences” by V. Jagannathan, “Thy fingers walk with gentle gait: reading the sonnet” by Lawrence Bruce, “Out of the chair: an Alexander teacher on the run” by Malcolm Balk, “Down is a four-letter word: distillations from workshops” by Nelly Ben-Or, Correspondence: Stephanie Dutton, Diana Devitt-Dawson, Maya Galai, Anita Bennett, Teresa Smith-Braunwalder, book reviews. |
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Francesca Greenoak (ed.)
The Alexander Journal - No. 17
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2001, 48 pages, ill., 170 x 245 mm, UK, STAT
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| Contents: “Uncharted waters: the Alexander Technique and swimming” by Steven Shaw, “Invisible women” by Terry Fitzgerald, “Robert Thayer’s work on mood and arousal in the context of the Alexander Technique” by Richard Casebow, “Textural note” by Jean-Do Masoero and Francesca Greenoak, “The use of the chair” by Christl Moffat, “Feet up” by students and teachers at the Alexander Re-education Centre, “Posture tension and technique” by Niso Ticciati. Correspondence: Mervyn Waldman, Kathleen Ballard, Nicola Hanefeld, Peter Mansfield, book reviews. |
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Frances Oxford (ed.)
The Alexander Journal - No. 16
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1999, 56 pages, A5, UK, STAT
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| Contents: “F. M. Alexander’s training course” by Tony Spawforth, “The eyes and the primary control” by Kathleen Ballard, “Inhibition in the picture gallery” by Kerry Downes, “The searchlight of attention” by Kevan Martin, “Handwriting” by Jonathan Drake, “Recollections by a pupil of Alexander’s” by Cliff Lewis, “A pupil’s notebook” by Penny Lyons and Alex Down, Obituary: Margaret Goldie, “No Escape” poem by Peter Davison, book reviews. |
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Frances Oxford (ed.)
The Alexander Journal - No. 15
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1997, 48 pages, A5, UK, STAT
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| Contents: "Our journey to South Africa" by Elisabeth Walker, "The essence of F. M.’s teaching" by Marjory Barlow, "Nice voice, pity about the words" by Alexander Farkas, "Alexander and Montessori" by Nicola Hanefeld. Obituaries: Don Burton, Sir George Trevelyan, book reviews. |
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Adam Nott (ed.)
The Alexander Journal - No. 14
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1995, 48 pages, A5, UK, STAT
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| Contents: "F. M. Alexander as I knew him" by Walter Carrington, "Alexander’s discoveries and what we have made of them" by Adam Nott, "The use of the self" by Pedro de Alcantara, "Odent in the light of the Alexander Technique" by Masoumeh Atabaki and Ilana Machover, "Working with a cancer support group" by Penny Ingaham, "A radical view of sitting" by Nicholas Brockbank, and "Movement versus rest" by Marianne Marshall, Obituary: Paul Collins, book reviews. |
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Adam Nott (ed.)
The Alexander Journal - No. 13
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1993, 40 pages, A5, UK, STAT
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| Contents: “Alexander’s way” by Erika Whittaker, "Aesthetic re-education" by Alexander Farkas, "'This alarming cult'" by “Screwtape”, "To a child at the piano" poem by Alastair Reid, “The true wholeness” by Sir George Trevelyan. Obituary: Inge Henderson, book reviews. |
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Adam Nott (ed.)
The Alexander Journal - No. 12
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1992, 52 pages, A5, UK, STAT
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| Contents: “A personal view of the Alexander Technique” by Misha Magidov,’s "A Personal view of the Alexander Technique" by Sir George Trevelyan, "The Alexander Technique in the kindergarten" by Laura Harwood, "'Alexander's gloom': A case history" by Linda Gillard, Obituaries: Wilfred Barlow, Patrick Macdonald and Dick Walker, book reviews. |
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Adam Nott (ed.)
The Alexander Journal - No. 11
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1991, 44 pages, A5, UK, STAT
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| Contents: "Why I took up Alexander's work" by Sir George Trevelyan, "A pianist’s adventure with the Alexander Technique" by Nelly Ben-Or, "What is inhibition" by Nicholas Brockbank, "Poem: The Alexander Technique" by Jean de Heger, "The Alexander Technique and dance" by Phyllis G. Richmond, "Don't do it but do the don't" by Jean M. O. Fischer, "A way to spontaneous living" by Ruth Borchard, book reviews, Correspondence: Denis Hayes. |
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Adam Nott (ed.)
The Alexander Journal - No. 10
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1989, 42 pages, A5, UK, STAT
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| Contents: "Finding meaning in one's work" by Shmuel Nelken, "On categorising the Alexander Technique" by Walter Carrington, "Learning to apply the Technique" by Nicholas Brockbank, "Greater awareness in pregnancy" by Nicola Hanefeld, "The use and abuse of anatomy" by Joel Carbonel, "What we can Expect from 1992" by Stephen Jupp, "Fixed ideas about being free" by Beauchamp Bagenal. “F.M. Alexander’s new method of respiratory and vocal re-education” (1906), book reviews. |
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Adam Nott (ed.)
The Alexander Journal - No. 9
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1988, 32 pages, A5, UK, STAT
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| Contents: "Eileen French: An Appreciation" by Nina E. C. Coltart, "On giving directions, doing, and non-doing" by Patrick Macdonald, "What F. M. Alexander said about right and wrong", "Eavesdropping" by Jean Clark, "Stanislavsky and the Alexander Technique" by Nicolette Lee, "The Alexander Technique and psychotherapy" by John Naylor, "Man's Presumptuous Brain" by Ruth Borchard. |
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Wilfred Barlow (ed.)
The Alexander Journal - No. 8
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1978, 32 pages, A5, UK, STAT
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| Contents: “Some reflections on F. M. Alexander” by M. E. Coaker, “A pianist’s thoughts on the Alexander Technique” by Nelly Ben-Or, “Coming to know” by Dr Philida Salmon, “Talking about the Technique” by Jean Clark, “The Philosopher’s Stone” by James Harvey Robinson, “The value of misuse” by Dorothea Wallis, “Physiological Gradients” by A. Rugg-Gunn, Obituary: Irene Tasker. |
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Wilfred Barlow (ed.)
The Alexander Journal - No. 7
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1972, 48 pages, A5, UK, STAT
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| Contents: Extracts from Alexander’s writings: “Conscious guidance and control”, “Use and change”, use and health”, “Terms used in the Technique”, “Standing, walking and sitting”, “Teaching aphorims”. |
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Barlow, Wilfred (ed.)
The Alexander Journal - No. 6
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1968, 32 pages, A5, UK, STAT
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| Contents: “Tributes to Miss Tasker”, “An unrecognised need in education” by Irene Tasker, “The attainment of poise” by Raymond Dart, “The South African legal action” by Dr Wilfred Barlow, “Recording a miracle” by Louise Morgan, “The deeper significance of posture and movement” by Dr Grahame Fagg, book review. |
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Wilfred Barlow (ed.)
The Alexander Journal - No. 5
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1966, 32 pages, A5, UK, STAT
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| Contents: “Alexander’s empiricism” by Walter Carrington, “Mr Alexander’s use of scientific method” by Professor A. R. Heath, “Technique in industry” by Robert Best, “The first twelve lessons” by anonymous, “Relexation of muscle tension” by Dr D. R. Price-Williams, Correspondence: P. G. Isaac, book reviews. |
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Wilfred Barlow (ed.)
The Alexander Journal - No. 4
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1965, 38 pages, A5, UK, STAT
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| Contents: “Foreword” by F. Matthias Alexander, “Instinct and functioning in health and disease” by Peter Macdonald, “The F. Matthias Alexander Technique and its relation to education” by I. G. Griffith, “End-gaining and means-whereby” by Aldous Huxley, “F. Matthias Alexander and the problem of animal behaviour” by A. Rugg-Gunn, “The work of F. M. Alexander and the medical white paper” by D. S. Radcliffe Drew, “Knowing how to stop” by Wilfred Barlow, “The F. Matthias Alexander Technique” by Frank Pierce Jones. |
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Owen, Edward H. (ed.)
The Alexander Journal - No. 3
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1964, 28 pages, A5, UK, STAT
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| Contents: “Alexander’s view of psycho-analysis” by Marjory Barlow, “Jung and Alexander: the common ground” by Nina Meyer, “The process of growth” by Robin Skynner, “Preoccupation with the disconnected” by John Dewey, “Where golfers go wrong” by Sir Ernest Holderness, “The indirect competition to singing” by Joyce Warrack, Obituary: Aldous Huxley, “Alexander’s meeting with Coghill” by Edward H. Owen, Correspondence: Raymond Dart, Sylvia Bradford, Shmuel Nelken, Press reviews. |
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Owen, Edward H. (ed.)
The Alexander Journal - No. 2
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1963, 24 pages, A5, UK, STAT
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| Contents: “The Technique and back disorders” by Eric de Peyer, “Alexander and the mastery of habit” by Edward H. Owen, “What F. M. Alexander said about habit and change”, “The barrier of habit” by John Dewey, “Some varieties of mis-use” by Wilfred Barlow, “Education without ‘end-gaining’” by Irene Tasker, Correspondence: Geoffrey Curtis, Gwyneth Isaac. |
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Owen, Edward H. (ed.)
The Alexander Journal - No. 1
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1962, 28 pages, A5, UK, STAT
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| Contents: “Tribute to a ‘great teacher’” by Sir Stafford Cripps, “Psycho-Physical integrity” by Patrick J. Macdonald, “The Technique in drama: tension and the actor” by Joyce Wodeman, “Right and wrong: sayings of F. M. Alexander”, “A higher education” by Paul Work, “The physical foundations of spiritual growth” by Aldous Huxley, “A ring at the door” by Dorothea Wallis. |
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