The Art of Seeing
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Huxley, Aldous. Montana Books, 1977 (3rd Paperback Printing). Cover design and photos by Tim Heitzman. Softbound. At 16, Huxley's sight was severely impaired by an attack of keratitis punctata, leading him to seek the aid of Margaret Corbett, who later achieved fame for being acquitted of practicing medicine without a license. Corbett taught the controversial Bates Method for improving eyesight, which Huxley lays out here with a philosophical gloss, an approach his widow Laura compares to 'F. M. Alexander . . . Reich and Bioenergetics . . . Rolf, Feldenkrais and others'.
Tight, square, uncreased spine. Clean, unmarked interior. Some very gentle edge-wear. 158 pp. Health & Nutrition.
