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I found this book in a stoop sale in the mid 90's. The title caught my eye, as a dancer, and the mysterious women whose books these were, sparkled at my choice. Comic party revolution ending 1.
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I knew I was on to something. This has become my treasured favorite book and periodically I go to Strand to buy every copy of the few collected on their shelf, so I can share it with the world.
It is out of print. The voice of Gustav Eckstein is mighty, and suprising, and delightful, and poetic, and informative, and courageous and I found this book in a stoop sale in the mid 90's. The title caught my eye, as a dancer, and the mysterious women whose books these were, sparkled at my choice.
I knew I was on to something. This has become my treasured favorite book and periodically I go to Strand to buy every copy of the few collected on their shelf, so I can share it with the world. It is out of print.
The voice of Gustav Eckstein is mighty, and suprising, and delightful, and poetic, and informative, and courageous and utterly fascinating. Intellectually WILD. I open it to any body part I am currently obsessed with to see what light his wild mind can shed for my inquiry. My world expands! It's not necessarily a read-through. It's a resource, a well to draw from.
A deep rich well of insight, so fantastically expressed as to make me exclaim out loud as I read. Being in and around medicine for most of my working life, I so appreciate this book.
Eckstein makes the body a thing of: praise, mystery, poetry, wonder. Anyway, if I want to read anatomy and physiology, or want to learn about a particularly boring 'piece'-I turn to Eckstein.
Also, I loved the picture of him on the cover: such a burdened man, or perhaps just thoughtful. He makes bones, flesh, and guts poetical. Sometimes it's hard when you need to understand the technical to do this, ie most Being in and around medicine for most of my working life, I so appreciate this book. Eckstein makes the body a thing of: praise, mystery, poetry, wonder.
Anyway, if I want to read anatomy and physiology, or want to learn about a particularly boring 'piece'-I turn to Eckstein. Also, I loved the picture of him on the cover: such a burdened man, or perhaps just thoughtful. He makes bones, flesh, and guts poetical. Sometimes it's hard when you need to understand the technical to do this, ie most anatomy books.
And, surprisingly, I have found that this book is generally not appreciated by medical people. That is why it needed to be written, for those poets who are cast in the working environment of the body and its woes and need to hyperfocus on this technical world.
This is the body from the eyes of a poet and physician, reminder that the body is more than a machine. It has a head.
I found this book in a stoop sale in the mid 90's. The title caught my eye, as a dancer, and the mysterious women whose books these were, sparkled at my choice. Comic party revolution ending 1.
GUESS THE 3LETTER WORD Challenge in Skribbl.io! Let us know how well you did in the comments below Subscribe Today httpbit.lyFunneh Previous Videos httpbit.lyKrewPlaylist Merch httpsshopitsfunneh.comBecome a YouTube Member httpbit.lyYTMember Find meTwitter httpstwitter.comitsfunnehInstagra. Humble Bundle is giving freely FREE copies of a enjoyable Four participant native or on-line occasion recreation, Headsnatchers, for 72 hours,.
I knew I was on to something. This has become my treasured favorite book and periodically I go to Strand to buy every copy of the few collected on their shelf, so I can share it with the world.
It is out of print. The voice of Gustav Eckstein is mighty, and suprising, and delightful, and poetic, and informative, and courageous and I found this book in a stoop sale in the mid 90's. The title caught my eye, as a dancer, and the mysterious women whose books these were, sparkled at my choice.
I knew I was on to something. This has become my treasured favorite book and periodically I go to Strand to buy every copy of the few collected on their shelf, so I can share it with the world. It is out of print.
The voice of Gustav Eckstein is mighty, and suprising, and delightful, and poetic, and informative, and courageous and utterly fascinating. Intellectually WILD. I open it to any body part I am currently obsessed with to see what light his wild mind can shed for my inquiry. My world expands! It's not necessarily a read-through. It's a resource, a well to draw from.
A deep rich well of insight, so fantastically expressed as to make me exclaim out loud as I read. Being in and around medicine for most of my working life, I so appreciate this book.
Eckstein makes the body a thing of: praise, mystery, poetry, wonder. Anyway, if I want to read anatomy and physiology, or want to learn about a particularly boring 'piece'-I turn to Eckstein.
Also, I loved the picture of him on the cover: such a burdened man, or perhaps just thoughtful. He makes bones, flesh, and guts poetical. Sometimes it's hard when you need to understand the technical to do this, ie most Being in and around medicine for most of my working life, I so appreciate this book. Eckstein makes the body a thing of: praise, mystery, poetry, wonder.
Anyway, if I want to read anatomy and physiology, or want to learn about a particularly boring 'piece'-I turn to Eckstein. Also, I loved the picture of him on the cover: such a burdened man, or perhaps just thoughtful. He makes bones, flesh, and guts poetical. Sometimes it's hard when you need to understand the technical to do this, ie most anatomy books.
And, surprisingly, I have found that this book is generally not appreciated by medical people. That is why it needed to be written, for those poets who are cast in the working environment of the body and its woes and need to hyperfocus on this technical world.
This is the body from the eyes of a poet and physician, reminder that the body is more than a machine. It has a head.
...">Headsnatchers Itsfunneeh(28.04.2020)I found this book in a stoop sale in the mid 90's. The title caught my eye, as a dancer, and the mysterious women whose books these were, sparkled at my choice. Comic party revolution ending 1.
GUESS THE 3LETTER WORD Challenge in Skribbl.io! Let us know how well you did in the comments below Subscribe Today httpbit.lyFunneh Previous Videos httpbit.lyKrewPlaylist Merch httpsshopitsfunneh.comBecome a YouTube Member httpbit.lyYTMember Find meTwitter httpstwitter.comitsfunnehInstagra. Humble Bundle is giving freely FREE copies of a enjoyable Four participant native or on-line occasion recreation, Headsnatchers, for 72 hours,.
I knew I was on to something. This has become my treasured favorite book and periodically I go to Strand to buy every copy of the few collected on their shelf, so I can share it with the world.
It is out of print. The voice of Gustav Eckstein is mighty, and suprising, and delightful, and poetic, and informative, and courageous and I found this book in a stoop sale in the mid 90's. The title caught my eye, as a dancer, and the mysterious women whose books these were, sparkled at my choice.
I knew I was on to something. This has become my treasured favorite book and periodically I go to Strand to buy every copy of the few collected on their shelf, so I can share it with the world. It is out of print.
The voice of Gustav Eckstein is mighty, and suprising, and delightful, and poetic, and informative, and courageous and utterly fascinating. Intellectually WILD. I open it to any body part I am currently obsessed with to see what light his wild mind can shed for my inquiry. My world expands! It's not necessarily a read-through. It's a resource, a well to draw from.
A deep rich well of insight, so fantastically expressed as to make me exclaim out loud as I read. Being in and around medicine for most of my working life, I so appreciate this book.
Eckstein makes the body a thing of: praise, mystery, poetry, wonder. Anyway, if I want to read anatomy and physiology, or want to learn about a particularly boring 'piece'-I turn to Eckstein.
Also, I loved the picture of him on the cover: such a burdened man, or perhaps just thoughtful. He makes bones, flesh, and guts poetical. Sometimes it's hard when you need to understand the technical to do this, ie most Being in and around medicine for most of my working life, I so appreciate this book. Eckstein makes the body a thing of: praise, mystery, poetry, wonder.
Anyway, if I want to read anatomy and physiology, or want to learn about a particularly boring 'piece'-I turn to Eckstein. Also, I loved the picture of him on the cover: such a burdened man, or perhaps just thoughtful. He makes bones, flesh, and guts poetical. Sometimes it's hard when you need to understand the technical to do this, ie most anatomy books.
And, surprisingly, I have found that this book is generally not appreciated by medical people. That is why it needed to be written, for those poets who are cast in the working environment of the body and its woes and need to hyperfocus on this technical world.
This is the body from the eyes of a poet and physician, reminder that the body is more than a machine. It has a head.
...">Headsnatchers Itsfunneeh(28.04.2020)