John Hodgson Boeken

This study of the work of the European choreographer and pioneer of dance notation, Rudolf Laban (1879-1958), examines the many strands of his thinking and its application. The book attempts to convey the full implications of his ideas about movement, for like Picasso in painting, and Stravinsky in music, Laban has been a seminal influence and innovator who altered the whole course of modern dance and movement. His mark can be detected in works as diverse as that of the German dancers and choreographers Mary Wigman, Kurt Joos and Pina Bausch, and British theatre practitioners Joan Littlewood, William Gaskell and Joan Plowright.

This fascinating collection of memoirs offers a glimpse into the lives of four notable figures from eighteenth-century England. From the adventures of a globetrotting merchant to the struggles of a nonconformist minister, their stories are richly detailed and full of surprises. A must-read for anyone interested in history and biography.

Exploring the interplay between two seemingly distinct aspects of life, this book delves into their harmonious relationship. It offers insights into how these subjects complement and enhance one another, encouraging readers to reflect on the connections that exist in their own lives. Through thoughtful analysis, it reveals the beauty of balance and unity in diverse experiences.

This third part of John Hodgson's monumental history of Northumberland covers a wide range of topics related to this northern English county, including its geography, industry, customs, and notable residents. Drawing on a vast array of archival sources and personal interviews, Hodgson provides a vivid and detailed account of Northumberland's past and present. With its extensive appendices and footnotes, this book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of this region.

This three-volume history of Northumberland covers the period from the Roman Occupation to the mid-19th century. The second and third volumes include detailed accounts of the social, political, and economic history of the region, as well as information on its natural history and geography. The book is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the history of Northumberland or the history of England more broadly.