UNTANGLING TRADITIONS | Suzanne Newcombe @AyurYogProject
UNTANGLING TRADITIONS | Suzanne Newcombe  @AyurYogProject
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An interview with Dr. Suzanne Newcombe, of the AyurYog Project and INFORM, about the institutionalisation of Yoga as medicine in modern India.

Dr Suzanne Newcombe, author of "Yoga in Britain", researches yoga and Indian medicine (Ayurveda) from a sociological and social-historical perspective.

We will discuss:

When did institutionalization begin in India, and what factors brought it about?

Is institutionalization responsible for the emphasis on therapy in the globalised forms of modern Yoga?

UNTANGLING TRADITIONS | Yoga, Ayurveda and Alchemy.
An online conference by the AyurYog Project.
This project was made possible through funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research
and innovation program under grant agreement No.639363.
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