How different is the meaning of “Yoga philosophy”, or “Yoga’s philosophy” when used with the possessive apostrophe?
What does there mean differently but I’m unable to pin it down somehow. Is it possible that the term “Yoga philosophic” could indicate possession while “Yoga philosophy” would not or I’m unsure of the consequences.
Context: Currently analytically coding some interviews concerning Yoga.
Why are the two things similar and why are they different?
In the former, Yoga acts as an adjective to clarify what sort of philosophy is being discussed about. Is yoga the philosophy of yoga?
In the second reading it’s a possessive. What is yoga philosophy? How does
it work?
