Cak Nun, Maiyah, and Fandom: Participatory Culture Perspective

YouTube as a participatory culture.

There is an explosion of youth subscriptions to original content-media-sharing Web sites such as YouTube. These Web sites combine media production and distribution with social networking features, making them an ideal place to create, connect, collaborate, and circulate. By encouraging youth to become media creators and social networkers, new media platforms such as YouTube offer a participator...

Reality TV and Participatory Culture in India

Participatory learning: a Swedish perspective.

Correspondence to: Anna Kiessling, MD, Centre for Clinical Education, House 40, Floor 6, Karolinska Institute, Danderyd University Hospital, SE-182 88 Stockholm, Sweden; [email protected] _________________________ D uring recent years, numerous recommendations and practice guidelines on the subject of secondary prevention of coronary heart disease have been produced throughout Europe. Congresses, ed...

The Case for Competitive Fandom

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Integral Transformative Practice: a Participatory Perspective

Most psychospiritual practices in the modern West suffer from favoring growth of mind and heart over physical and instinctive aspects of human experience with many negative consequences. Michael Murphy and Ken Wilber have each made excellent contributions in offering prescriptions for ‘‘Integral Transformative Practice’’ (ITP) which include various physical and psychospiritual disciplines. Thei...