Alexander Review Vol. 4

The Alexander Review Vol. 4

194 pages. 1989.

Contents:

‘Editor’s Notes’ (pp. 3-4) by David Alexander.

‘Physiology and freedom’ (pp. 5-17) by David Sheppard.

‘Interview: Rika Cohen’ (pp. 19-35) by David Alexander.

‘Letter: An application approach’ (pp. 36) by Ed Bouchard.

‘He’s back’ (pp. 37-43) by Richard M. Gummere, Jr.

‘On doing what Alexander did’ (pp. 44-54) by Walton L. White.

‘On fitness – Extracts from a conversation with David Gorman’ (pp. 55-63) by Sean Carey.

‘The role of reflexes in normal human movement’ (pp. 64-72) by Ronald Dennis.

‘The question and answer session at the Second International Congress’ (pp. 73-84) by Senior Teacher Forum.

‘Interview: Deborah Caplan’ (pp. 85-95) by Mona Sulzman.

‘Teachering' and the Alexander Technique’ (pp. 96-113) by John Woodward.

‘Thoughts on the Technique’ (pp. 114-118) by Goddard Binkley.

‘In our own image – Eighth in a series on human design and function – Primary control’ (pp. 119-136) by David Gorman.

‘The road taken – A farewell address’ (pp. 137-143) by Missy Vineyard.

‘Interview: Shike Hermelin’ (pp. 145-159) by David Alexander.

‘A visit to Patrick Macdonald’ (pp. 160-165) by Alexander Farkas.

‘Alexander and relativity theory’ (pp. 166-170) by Chris Stevens.

‘Scientific research and its role in teaching the Alexander Technique’ (pp. 171-194) by Chris Stevens.

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