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Metaphors of Movement explores how the language people use can reveal their experience of problems, relationships and possibilities for movement. This wiki complements the training: it does not teach the model itself, but provides background reading, examples and related cultural material.
 
Metaphors of Movement explores how the language people use can reveal their experience of problems, relationships and possibilities for movement. This wiki complements the training: it does not teach the model itself, but provides background reading, examples and related cultural material.
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== Browse the library ==
 
== Browse the library ==

Revision as of 11:03, 7 October 2026


Metaphors of Movement

A reference library for students and practitioners of Metaphors of Movement.

Metaphors of Movement explores how the language people use can reveal their experience of problems, relationships and possibilities for movement. This wiki complements the training: it does not teach the model itself, but provides background reading, examples and related cultural material.

Find your way through the library
Follow a reading route
Six starting points through language, movement, research, Campbell, literature and conversation.
Look up a term
Plain definitions, short examples and links to fuller explanations.
Find a video
Browse the selected recordings by subject, publisher and running time.

Browse the library

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