Titlebook: Constructions of Self and Other in Yoga, Travel, and Tourism; A Journey to Elsewhe Lori G. Beaman,Sonia Sikka Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if a

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Uniformly Accelerating Charged Particlesorld. Broadly speaking, imaginaries or the imaginary can be understood as referring to intangible, shared aspects of mental life. I argue that . in both its print and film versions, provides a vehicle for a tourism imaginary that acts as a “world-shaping device” for its audiences.

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Uniformly Accelerating Charged Particless it relates to the construction of the spiritual and religious subject. Most contemporary yoga studios house all manner of religious and spiritual objects that refer to exotic other places; indeed, it is this connection to ‘other’ places that lends the studio its legitimacy as a sacred space.

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A Doubt about the Equivalence Principle,who will be pleased by narratives affirming the moral superiority of their culture over that of nations like India and Bali, and pleased also by the sensation of rescuing helpless women oppressed by the cruel patriarchal practices of these unenlightened nations.

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Book 2016 While the book’s primary focus is yoga and yoga travel, contributors offer up an array of other case studies. Chapters delve into the complex questions of agency and authenticity that accompany the concept of ‘spiritual travel’ and ideas of ‘elsewhere.’   .

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Static Charge in a Static Spacetime,y the tourist gaze. Through Bhabha, I follow Peers in arguing against this assumption. These performers speak as creative subjects constructing identity within the constraints of the ‘Wild West’ frontier myth, reshaping the colonial imaginary through the subterfuge of ‘play’ performances.