Pina Bausch and the Tanztheater Wuppertal have created a global art form, captivating audiences worldwide. In their theatre of experience, the notion of dance as an art of pleasant appearances is finally laid to rest so that the question of what moves the dancing body and why it moves can be asked. In this monograph, Norbert Servos carefully considers a significant artist, undoubtedly the most influential female choreographer alive today. In portraits of each individual piece, he describes Pina Bauschs oeuvre, shedding light on her working methods and philosophy. In a comprehensive visual...

A book of short stories may not, these days, be fashionable in publishing eyes. The sixteen presented here are not just a good read, they are helpful to those learning the art of clinical medicine. And if there is also an interesting history the book will be intriguing and helpful reading.

The author has with skill spread this book over 100 years to give a clinical picture seen in a variety of ills and their sequelae in chronological order, 1910 to present day.

While perhaps the emphasis is on such cases and emergencies once seen more often by the family practitioner, as in one story of...

First published in 1998. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

A remarkable memoir from New Order's Stephen Morris, who tells his story for the first time.