Handbook of mindfulness

Repository | Series | Book

Springer, Dordrecht

2016

514 Pages

ISBN 978-3-319-44017-0

Mindfulness in Behavioral Health

Handbook of mindfulness

culture, context, and social engagement

Edited by

Ronald E Purser, David Forbes , Adam Burke

Publication details

Full citation:

Purser, R.E. , Forbes, D. , Burke, A. (eds) (2016). Handbook of mindfulness: culture, context, and social engagement, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

The transformations of mindfulness

Bodhi Bhikkhu

3-14

The challenge of mindful engagement

Loy David

15-26

"Paying attention" in a digital economy

King Richard

27-45

Mindfulness within the full range of Buddhist and Asian meditative practices

Samuel Geoffrey

47-62

Mindfulness

Brazier David

63-74

Can "secular" mindfulness be separated from religion?

Gunther Brown Candy

75-94

The mindful self in space and time

Petranker Jack

95-106

Selling mindfulness

Wilson Jeff

109-119

Mindfulness and the moral imperative for the self to improve the self

Payne Richard K.

121-134

The critique of mindfulness and the mindfulness of critique

Ng Edwin

135-152

A meta-critique of mindfulness critiques

Walsh Zack

153-166

Notes toward a coming backlash

Drougge Per

167-179

Is there a corporate takeover of the mindfulness industry?

Titmuss Christopher

181-194

Corporate mindfulness and the pathologization of workplace stress

Caring-Lobel Alex

195-214

Mindfulness in the working life

Tomassini Massimo

215-230

Against one method

Lavelle Brooke D.

233-242

Mindfulness-based interventions

Lewis David; Rozelle Deborah

243-268

Mindfulness

Moloney Paul

269-292

The fourth treasure

Bazzano Manu

293-304

Constructing the mindful subject

Stanley Steven; Longden Charlotte

305-322

Saving the world

Eklöf Jenny

323-335

The ultimate RX

Dale Miller Lisa

337-352

Critical integral contemplative education

Forbes David

355-367

What is the sound of one invisible hand clapping?

Hsu Funie

369-381

Through a glass darkly

Hyland Terry

383-396

Education as the practice of freedom

Cannon Jennifer

397-409

The curriculum of right mindfulness

Mitra Joy L.; Greenberg Mark T.

411-424

Community-engaged mindfulness and social justice

Magee Rhonda V.

425-439

A critical and comprehensive review of mindfulness in the early years

Flores Natalie

441-446

A "mechanism of hope"

Moses Joshua; Choudhury Suparna

447-458

Using a mindfulness-oriented academic success course to reduce self-limiting social stereotypes in a higher education context

Burke Adam

459-470

Meditation matters

Repetti Rick

473-493

Criticism matters

Wallis Glenn

495-504

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