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[內容簡介]拉邦動作分析 (Laban Movement Analysis, LMA) 是一個有系統的解析學理，用來歸類與分析人類的動作模式邏輯。經由瞭解動作分析理論，學習者不但能瞭解人的身體極限，也可以挑戰自己的動作潛能，懂得自己的身體，亦可經由對自我的清楚認知而能超越身心極限。在拉邦動作分析的學理中，學習者可經由肢體與空間、時間、勁力的關係，尋求出動作質地的各種可能性。更重要的是能瞭解人的一靜一動如何影響其自身的情感表達，並與他人溝通互動，更甚者，能協助處理人與人之間的微妙關係。 本教科書內容依循美國於紐約市的拉邦動作研究中 (Laban Institute of Movement Studies, LIMS)，用來訓練拉邦動作分析師 (Laban Movement Analyst, LMA) 之課程教學架構來書寫。本書共有六個章節，其中第一章是整體介紹拉邦動作分析的歷史根源，第六章則總結於多位受過訓練者的書寫範例。第二至第五章，則以教科書的方式，主要針對拉邦動作分析學理以及如何實際操作使用，給予說明以及實作訓練，從人類行為的身體 (Body)、描述動作質地的勁力 (Effort)、身體的動作塑型 (Shape)、環繞於人體的內、外空間和諧 (Space Harmony) 等四大分析面向進行對人類行為的理論探討。希冀藉由對動作質地進行的科學性剖析，瞭解人的身體極限以及人類動作的功能性 (Functional Movement)與表達性 (Expressive Movement)，進而能夠分析動作之意義、動機，以及其背後的情緒與心理狀態。[名家推薦]劉鳳學新古典舞團／唐樂舞創辦人、創團藝術總監財團法人新古典表演藝術基金會創辦人財團法人新古典表演藝術基金會紅樹林劇場創辦人國立臺灣師範大學體育與運動科學系榮譽教授拉邦舞譜、拉邦動作分析學理研究者歐建平中國藝術研究院舞蹈研究所名譽所長、博士生導師《中國大百科全書》第三版「舞蹈學科」主編牛津大學出版社《國際舞蹈百科全書》中國特約撰稿人國家社科基金藝術學重點專案「現當代舞蹈的傳播與跨文化研究」負責人中國文化部「優秀專家」、中國舞蹈家協會「突出貢獻舞蹈家」稱號獲得者

This latest offering in No Starch Press's highly acclaimed EduManga series, The Manga Guide to Relativity, uses Japanese comics, clear explanations, and a charming storyline to gently introduce you to relativity. The book follows the plight of student body president Minagi, who's been sentenced to advanced physics summer school by his creepy principal. Fortunately, Minagi has the gorgeous Miss Uraga to teach him everything. The Manga Guide to Relativity begins with an overview of classical Newtonian physics before delving into Einstein's greatest discoveries. You'll learn why relativity is fundamental to understanding modern physics, how the Pythagorean theorem can explain time dilation, how to understand inertial frames of reference, how motion can affect an object's mass and length, and even how gravity can bend light. The book also explores the difference between general and special relativity, the equivalence principle, and the relationship between energy and mass, among other rela

Astronomers have long noted that the Earth does not rotate uniformly about an axis fixed in the planet, that both the length-of-day and the direction of the rotation axis vary periodically and irregularly by small amounts. These variations are an immediate consequence of the Earth not being a rigid body. In this book Professor Lambeck discusses the irregular nature of this motion and the geophysical mechanisms responsible for it. A complete analysis of these causes requires a discussion of solid Earth physics, magnetohydrodynamics, oceanography and meteorology. The study of the Earth's rotation is therefore of interest not only to astronomers who wish to explain their observations, but also to many geophysicists who use the astronomers' observations to understand better the Earth's response to a variety of applied forces. The author emphasizes the important contributions made over the last 15 years, this progress being in part a consequence of the overall progress in geophysics and pla