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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Language of the Axis is a groundbreaking exploration of body awareness and movement. Drawing on her extensive experience as a dancer and teacher, Mary O'Donnell Fulkerson presents a unique approach to understanding the body through anatomical images and simple actions.The book is in three parts:1. A Look at the Body: introduces anatomical images that form the foundation of body awareness.2. Easy Action: describes a series of movements to experience these body concepts in practice.3. Seeing a Context: explores the application of these principles in dance and everyday life.Fulkersons innovative method integrates mind and body, encouraging readers to develop a new language of physical sensation. Her approach has influenced dancers, choreographers and movement practitioners worldwide.Whether youre a dancer, movement enthusiast, or simply curious about body awareness, Language of the Axis offers a fresh perspective on how we inhabit and move our bodies. Discover a deeper connection between thought and action, and unlock new possibilities for expression and understanding.=====Language of the Axis was written and illustrated by Mary ODonnell Fulkerson on her arrival in 1973 from the USA at Dartington College of Arts in Devon, UK. It was first published by Peter Hulton in Theatre Papers as a loose-leaf book so that dancers might respond in movement to the provocations within a particular page and photograph.It is republished to accompany Linda Hartleys book Embodied Spirit, Conscious Earth, which draws on Fulkersons work. In Language of the Axis Mary Fulkerson (who was head of dance at Dartington for a decade in its heyday) explores the interplay between body awareness and movement. The book is not just a guide to physical movement; it is an invitation to cultivate a deeper connection between mind and body. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: New. Language of the Axis is a groundbreaking exploration of body awareness and movement. Drawing on her extensive experience as a dancer and teacher, Mary O'Donnell Fulkerson presents a unique approach to understanding the body through anatomical images and simple actions.The book is in three parts:1. A Look at the Body: introduces anatomical images that form the foundation of body awareness.2. Easy Action: describes a series of movements to experience these body concepts in practice.3. Seeing a Context: explores the application of these principles in dance and everyday life.Fulkerson's innovative method integrates mind and body, encouraging readers to develop a new language of physical sensation. Her approach has influenced dancers, choreographers and movement practitioners worldwide.Whether you're a dancer, movement enthusiast, or simply curious about body awareness, Language of the Axis offers a fresh perspective on how we inhabit and move our bodies. Discover a deeper connection between thought and action, and unlock new possibilities for expression and understanding.=====Language of the Axis was written and illustrated by Mary O'Donnell Fulkerson on her arrival in 1973 from the USA at Dartington College of Arts in Devon, UK. It was first published by Peter Hulton in Theatre Papers as a loose-leaf book so that dancers might respond in movement to the provocations within a particular page and photograph.It is republished to accompany Linda Hartley's book Embodied Spirit, Conscious Earth, which draws on Fulkerson's work.…

Paperback. Condizione: New. Language of the Axis is a groundbreaking exploration of body awareness and movement. Drawing on her extensive experience as a dancer and teacher, Mary O'Donnell Fulkerson presents a unique approach to understanding the body through anatomical images and simple actions.The book is in three parts:1. A Look at the Body: introduces anatomical images that form the foundation of body awareness.2. Easy Action: describes a series of movements to experience these body concepts in practice.3. Seeing a Context: explores the application of these principles in dance and everyday life.Fulkerson's innovative method integrates mind and body, encouraging readers to develop a new language of physical sensation. Her approach has influenced dancers, choreographers and movement practitioners worldwide.Whether you're a dancer, movement enthusiast, or simply curious about body awareness, Language of the Axis offers a fresh perspective on how we inhabit and move our bodies. Discover a deeper connection between thought and action, and unlock new possibilities for expression and understanding.=====Language of the Axis was written and illustrated by Mary O'Donnell Fulkerson on her arrival in 1973 from the USA at Dartington College of Arts in Devon, UK. It was first published by Peter Hulton in Theatre Papers as a loose-leaf book so that dancers might respond in movement to the provocations within a particular page and photograph.It is republished to accompany Linda Hartley's book Embodied Spirit, Conscious Earth, which draws on Fulkerson's work.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Language of the Axis is a groundbreaking exploration of body awareness and movement. Drawing on her extensive experience as a dancer and teacher, Mary O'Donnell Fulkerson presents a unique approach to understanding the body through anatomical images and simple actions.The book is in three parts:1. A Look at the Body: introduces anatomical images that form the foundation of body awareness.2. Easy Action: describes a series of movements to experience these body concepts in practice.3. Seeing a Context: explores the application of these principles in dance and everyday life.Fulkersons innovative method integrates mind and body, encouraging readers to develop a new language of physical sensation. Her approach has influenced dancers, choreographers and movement practitioners worldwide.Whether youre a dancer, movement enthusiast, or simply curious about body awareness, Language of the Axis offers a fresh perspective on how we inhabit and move our bodies. Discover a deeper connection between thought and action, and unlock new possibilities for expression and understanding.=====Language of the Axis was written and illustrated by Mary ODonnell Fulkerson on her arrival in 1973 from the USA at Dartington College of Arts in Devon, UK. It was first published by Peter Hulton in Theatre Papers as a loose-leaf book so that dancers might respond in movement to the provocations within a particular page and photograph.It is republished to accompany Linda Hartleys book Embodied Spirit, Conscious Earth, which draws on Fulkersons work. In Language of the Axis Mary Fulkerson (who was head of dance at Dartington for a decade in its heyday) explores the interplay between body awareness and movement. The book is not just a guide to physical movement; it is an invitation to cultivate a deeper connection between mind and body. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: New. Language of the Axis is a groundbreaking exploration of body awareness and movement. Drawing on her extensive experience as a dancer and teacher, Mary O'Donnell Fulkerson presents a unique approach to understanding the body through anatomical images and simple actions.The book is in three parts:1. A Look at the Body: introduces anatomical images that form the foundation of body awareness.2. Easy Action: describes a series of movements to experience these body concepts in practice.3. Seeing a Context: explores the application of these principles in dance and everyday life.Fulkerson's innovative method integrates mind and body, encouraging readers to develop a new language of physical sensation. Her approach has influenced dancers, choreographers and movement practitioners worldwide.Whether you're a dancer, movement enthusiast, or simply curious about body awareness, Language of the Axis offers a fresh perspective on how we inhabit and move our bodies. Discover a deeper connection between thought and action, and unlock new possibilities for expression and understanding.=====Language of the Axis was written and illustrated by Mary O'Donnell Fulkerson on her arrival in 1973 from the USA at Dartington College of Arts in Devon, UK. It was first published by Peter Hulton in Theatre Papers as a loose-leaf book so that dancers might respond in movement to the provocations within a particular page and photograph.It is republished to accompany Linda Hartley's book Embodied Spirit, Conscious Earth, which draws on Fulkerson's work.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - In Language of the Axis Mary Fulkerson (who was head of dance at Dartington for a decade in its heyday) explores the interplay between body awareness and movement. The book is in three parts: In A Look at the Body, Fulkerson offers a foundational understanding of how bones and muscles interact to create balance and movement. She emphasises the importance of body images -- concepts that facilitate ease of action by enhancing awareness of one's physical structure. Easy Action offers practical exercises to embody these anatomical principles through specific movements. Each action is meticulously described, allowing readers to engage deeply with their bodies and experience the sensations that arise from proper alignment and movement. Last, in Seeing a Context, Fulkerson shares her personal experiences, showing how her ideas can be applied in real life. She introduces a new language -- one that transcends words and speaks to the sensations experienced within the body. This language fosters a dialogue between thought and action, promoting holistic self-awareness. The book is not just a guide to physical movement; it's an invitation to cultivate a deeper connection between mind and body.…

Paperback. Condizione: New. Language of the Axis is a groundbreaking exploration of body awareness and movement. Drawing on her extensive experience as a dancer and teacher, Mary O'Donnell Fulkerson presents a unique approach to understanding the body through anatomical images and simple actions.The book is in three parts:1. A Look at the Body: introduces anatomical images that form the foundation of body awareness.2. Easy Action: describes a series of movements to experience these body concepts in practice.3. Seeing a Context: explores the application of these principles in dance and everyday life.Fulkerson's innovative method integrates mind and body, encouraging readers to develop a new language of physical sensation. Her approach has influenced dancers, choreographers and movement practitioners worldwide.Whether you're a dancer, movement enthusiast, or simply curious about body awareness, Language of the Axis offers a fresh perspective on how we inhabit and move our bodies. Discover a deeper connection between thought and action, and unlock new possibilities for expression and understanding.=====Language of the Axis was written and illustrated by Mary O'Donnell Fulkerson on her arrival in 1973 from the USA at Dartington College of Arts in Devon, UK. It was first published by Peter Hulton in Theatre Papers as a loose-leaf book so that dancers might respond in movement to the provocations within a particular page and photograph.It is republished to accompany Linda Hartley's book Embodied Spirit, Conscious Earth, which draws on Fulkerson's work.…