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Stephanie Corigliano

Stephanie Corigliano is the editor for Tarka at Embodied Philosophy and co-director of the Yoga Philosophy certificate program. She also works as a lecturer in the Religious Studies department at Cal Poly, Humboldt. Stephanie holds a PhD in Comparative Theology from Boston College University and an MA in Theology from Loyola Marymount University.

Introduction to On Death (Free Read)

By Stephanie Corigliano

Often aligned with evil, death appears as the grim reaper, the nefarious gambler, in scary movies, and in ghost stories,…

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Introduction to Spiritual Citizenship (Free Read)

By Stephanie Corigliano

Introduction to On Bhakti (Free Read)

By Stephanie Corigliano

Introduction to On Illusion (Free Read)

By Stephanie Corigliano

Introduction to On Queer Dharma (Free Read)

By Stephanie Corigliano

Queer thinking, practice, art, and devotion has always been a part of the dharmic paths, even while queer individuals have often been marginalized. Today, queer spiritual …

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#Hinduism #Traditions #Yoga

BOOK REVIEW: Hindu Approaches to Spiritual Care: Chaplaincy in Theory and Practice

Hindu Approaches to Spiritual Care is a timely and important contribution to the field of chaplaincy, interfaith care, interreligious education, and Hindu life, particularly within diaspora

By Stephanie Corigliano
#Interdisciplinary #Traditions

Religious Studies, Theology & the Scholar-Practitioner

The voice of the scholar-practitioner emerges from a confluence of well-established disciplines, both inside and outside the academy.

By Stephanie Corigliano
Ganesh
#Book Reviews #Pedagogy

Reading the Hindu and Christian Classics (Book Review)

This 2019 book opens with a discussion of the Jaiminīyanyāyamālā (the Garland of Jaimini’s Reasons) of Mādhavācārya (1297-1388), a text that includes 1,536 verses that represent a distilled and comparatively concise summary of Mīmāṃsā reasoning.

By Stephanie Corigliano
ancient rishis
#Book Reviews #Traditions #Yoga

Bhakti Yoga (Book Review)

Bryant’s Bhakti Yoga opens up an area of study often overlooked by students of modern yoga in a way that makes it accessible and relevant.

By Stephanie Corigliano

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