Melanie Klein Book order

A collection of compelling and inspiring essays, written by 30 diverse and well-known yogis, about finding resilience after trauma, addiction, grief, and loss

Appeals to people who practice yoga and are interested in social justice related to ethnicity, dis/ability, sexuality, body type, gender identity, age, class, etc.

Focusing on the evolution of Kleinian Technique, this book presents insights from six lectures by Melanie Klein, delivered in 1936 and later. Discovered in the Melanie Klein Archives, these lectures have never been published before. John Steiner examines the defining features of Klein's method, her views on the appropriate psychoanalytical attitude, and the transformations in psychoanalytic practice since her passing. This exploration offers a significant contribution to the understanding of Klein's influence on the field of psychoanalysis.

This collection features a cloth-bound facsimile edition of Melanie Klein's most significant works, originally published by Hogarth Press in 1975. The four-volume set showcases her influential theories and contributions to psychoanalysis, making it a valuable resource for scholars and enthusiasts of her work.

Yoga is for everyone - not just the young and lithe! Because Anna Guest-Jelley understands what it's like trying to force yourself into poses that won't take and feeling short of breath, she created Curvy Yoga to embrace all shapes and sizes.

'Canon Forms' shows how to write in Labanotation the choreographic device of canon, often used in stage choreography. It analyzes different forms of canon and shows how they have been applied in choreography by Balanchine, Taylor, and in movement choirs in Germany in the 1930s. This material gives insight not only into canon structures but also into how such complex movement for more than one performer is handled and laid out on paper.

This title investigates how to describe types of objects and various ways in which they can be held or manipulated with the hands or other parts of the body.

This issue covers hand movements ranging from broad general statements for the whole hand to detailed descriptions, that necessitate defining use of a particular surface or edge of a specific joint or segment.