Introduction
(Walter Carrington, Thinking aloud)
ALEXANDER TECHNIQUE
« I find myself more than ever convinced that the understanding of the Technique conveyed in these pages is more fundamentally radical, modern and up-t-date in its implications than anything else currently available. »
John Nicholls, in the Introduction of Thinking aloud
This is my introduction sketchnote to Thinking aloud, a collection of twenty-five talks on the Alexander Technique by Walter Carrington.
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