This article explores how the subject and practice of Yoga is emerging in American higher education as a counter-narrative, or alternative, to mainstream opinions and views. In democratic education, alternative views are important to fueling academic debate, but new views are also resisted. This article will explore the way in which Yoga is simultaneously embraced and resisted to show how counternarratives challenge a deeply pluralistic society. Examining the inclusion of Yoga in America’s higher education system asks us to critically question our assumptions of homogeneity and refashion knowledge in terms of interdependency and co-construction
This paper presents the practice of yoga as both a method of pedagogy and inquiry to create transfor...
FOR over three thousand years, people have attached divergent meanings and functions to yoga. Its hi...
There are a great number of interpretations of the term Yoga today, often being an elusive term. Yet...
This study used eighteen interviews and a self-administered online questionnaire (n=117) to examine ...
Higher education in North America replicates cultural and psychological values that are distinctive ...
Since the 1970s, yoga has exploded in popularity in the United States. Its practice has become a wid...
This feminist ethnography of contemporary yoga communities in North America represents my exploratio...
Modern yoga is a multibillion-dollar economy that penetrated many fields, from fitness to healthcare...
We argue that incorporating a yogic pedagogical approach in college classrooms, specifically classro...
Background/Context: Yoga, as a recent cultural phenomenon in the United States, is often marketed as...
This article offers a comparative self-reflection on two seemingly disparate teaching practices: hat...
Yoga's immense popularity prompts concerns about the extent to which cultural appropriation has comp...
Yoga’s immense growth and popularity during the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, along with its...
As a distinct category of yoga practice, “modern yoga” evades simple definition. Researchers study m...
This chapter offers analytical meta-reflection on the process of identifying, surveying and examinin...
This paper presents the practice of yoga as both a method of pedagogy and inquiry to create transfor...
FOR over three thousand years, people have attached divergent meanings and functions to yoga. Its hi...
There are a great number of interpretations of the term Yoga today, often being an elusive term. Yet...
This study used eighteen interviews and a self-administered online questionnaire (n=117) to examine ...
Higher education in North America replicates cultural and psychological values that are distinctive ...
Since the 1970s, yoga has exploded in popularity in the United States. Its practice has become a wid...
This feminist ethnography of contemporary yoga communities in North America represents my exploratio...
Modern yoga is a multibillion-dollar economy that penetrated many fields, from fitness to healthcare...
We argue that incorporating a yogic pedagogical approach in college classrooms, specifically classro...
Background/Context: Yoga, as a recent cultural phenomenon in the United States, is often marketed as...
This article offers a comparative self-reflection on two seemingly disparate teaching practices: hat...
Yoga's immense popularity prompts concerns about the extent to which cultural appropriation has comp...
Yoga’s immense growth and popularity during the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, along with its...
As a distinct category of yoga practice, “modern yoga” evades simple definition. Researchers study m...
This chapter offers analytical meta-reflection on the process of identifying, surveying and examinin...
This paper presents the practice of yoga as both a method of pedagogy and inquiry to create transfor...
FOR over three thousand years, people have attached divergent meanings and functions to yoga. Its hi...
There are a great number of interpretations of the term Yoga today, often being an elusive term. Yet...