In this ethnography, Laurah E. Klepinger examines wageworkers, yoga practitioners, and spiritual tourists in a transnational yoga institution. Klepinger argues that the institution's peacebuilding mission obscures the patterns of injustice and social inequality it reproduces.
In this ethnography, Laurah E. Klepinger examines wageworkers, yoga practitioners, and spiritual tourists in a transnational yoga institution. Klepinger argues that the institution's peacebuilding mission obscures the patterns of injustice and social inequality it reproduces.
Produktdetails
Produktdetails
The Anthropology of Tourism: Heritage, Mobility, and Society
Laurah Klepinger is assistant professor of anthropology at Utica University.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1: Biography of the SYVC in the Context of Transnational Yoga Chapter 2: Bodies, Blood, and the Land of Modern Yoga: Competing Claims to a Transnational Practice Chapter 3: Wage Work and Kitchen Hands: Paid Laborers and the Karma Yoga Ethic Chapter 4: Visible Suffering and the Making of Peace: On Homeless Dogs, Cat Palaces, and Poor People Food Chapter 5: Real Neighbors and Imagined Communities Chapter 6: #Sorrynotsorry: Fieldwork, Containment, and the Women Yogis of the SYVC
Chapter 1: Biography of the SYVC in the Context of Transnational Yoga Chapter 2: Bodies, Blood, and the Land of Modern Yoga: Competing Claims to a Transnational Practice Chapter 3: Wage Work and Kitchen Hands: Paid Laborers and the Karma Yoga Ethic Chapter 4: Visible Suffering and the Making of Peace: On Homeless Dogs, Cat Palaces, and Poor People Food Chapter 5: Real Neighbors and Imagined Communities Chapter 6: #Sorrynotsorry: Fieldwork, Containment, and the Women Yogis of the SYVC
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