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Morphology in Chinese | 5 Sessions | 13 November 2023 – 13 May 2024 | Mondays | 9:00 PM – 10:30 PM GMT + 8 (CST) / 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM EDT (US)* | English and Mandarin
Students of SOI China will be invited to a special series on Morphology led by Catherine Shainberg, with additional instruction by Lucia Dang. Attendees will join students of Chinese Supervision for the sessions involving Catherine Shainberg.
This year, Catherine has added a new component to the Chinese Supervision class by adding introductory sessions of Morphology. Every fourth class will cover this topic.
While students in Chinese Supervision are expected to attend these sessions on Morphology as part of their supervision training, Catherine has agreed to open these Morphology classes to students who have studied Morphology | Four Grids with Lucia Dang.
At the School of Images® we approach morphology using our bodies as a guide to the Self. In this process, you will learn to see, without judgment and with great respect, how the shape of a body has a unique story to tell. The form of our body can show to us who we truly are, reveal the hidden potential we don’t often see, and inform how to respond to and move harmoniously in the world.
Catherine will draw upon your experience in studying Morphology with Lucia and will lead you into a deeper exploration of how Morphology and Imagery can enhance your understanding of this unique practice.
Participation is arranged through Lucia Dang. Registration is online.
Fee: $375
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Class Schedule: Nov 13*; Dec 11*; Feb 19*; Mar 18*; May 13*
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The SOI Hong Kong/Taiwan/China 2023-24 Calendar
October 23, 2023 – May 23, 2024
First Semester
October 23, 2023 – December 21, 2024
Second Semester
Part 1: January 22 – February 01, 2024
Part 2: February 19– March 28, 2024
Part 3: April 29 – May 23, 2024
Breaks – no classes
December 22, 2023 – January 21, 2024
February 02 – February 18, 2024
March 29 – April 28, 2024
Please note that the Calendar for SOI Hong Kong/Taiwan/China differs slightly from SOI’s traditional Calendar, as it accommodates additional breaks for the Lunar New Year.
