Ritual Theory, Ritual PracticeOxford University Press, 30/01/1992 - 288 páginas Ritual studies today figures as a central element of religious discourse for many scholars around the world. Ritual Theory, Ritual Practice, Catherine Bell's sweeping and seminal work on the subject, helped legitimize the field. In this volume, Bell re-examines the issues, methods, and ramifications of our interest in ritual by concentrating on anthropology, sociology, and the history of religions. Now with a new foreword by Diane Jonte-Pace, Bell's work is a must-read for understanding the evolution of the field of ritual studies and its current state. |
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... tradition was presented in " Ritual , Change and Changing Rituals , " Worship 63 , no . 1 ( 1989 ) : 31-41 . Ideas on the ritual body and power ( discussed in Parts II and III ) were first formulated for the second of two conferences on ...
... tradition was presented in " Ritual , Change and Changing Rituals , " Worship 63 , no . 1 ( 1989 ) : 31-41 . Ideas on the ritual body and power ( discussed in Parts II and III ) were first formulated for the second of two conferences on ...
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... Traditions and Systems Notes 143 III . RITUAL AND POWER 7. Ritual Control 171 182 197 8. Ritual , Belief , and Ideology 9. The Power of Ritualization Notes 224 Bibliography Index 259 239 RITUAL THEORY , RITUAL PRACTICE Introduction In ...
... Traditions and Systems Notes 143 III . RITUAL AND POWER 7. Ritual Control 171 182 197 8. Ritual , Belief , and Ideology 9. The Power of Ritualization Notes 224 Bibliography Index 259 239 RITUAL THEORY , RITUAL PRACTICE Introduction In ...
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... traditional issues , without losing sight of the contingent and deter- mined nature of this framework . More specifically , the chapters in Part I take up the initial task of a critical theory of ritual by addressing the construction of ...
... traditional issues , without losing sight of the contingent and deter- mined nature of this framework . More specifically , the chapters in Part I take up the initial task of a critical theory of ritual by addressing the construction of ...
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... traditional study of ritual , namely , belief , ideology , legitimation , and power . The main argument suggests that ritualization is a strat- egy for the construction of a limited and limiting power relationship . This is not a ...
... traditional study of ritual , namely , belief , ideology , legitimation , and power . The main argument suggests that ritualization is a strat- egy for the construction of a limited and limiting power relationship . This is not a ...
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... tradition and change , order and chaos , the indi- vidual and the group , subjectivity and objectivity , nature and ... traditional ) , ritual is con- sistently depicted as a mechanistically discrete and paradigmatic means of ...
... tradition and change , order and chaos , the indi- vidual and the group , subjectivity and objectivity , nature and ... traditional ) , ritual is con- sistently depicted as a mechanistically discrete and paradigmatic means of ...
Índice
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Constructing Ritual | 19 |
Constructing Meaning | 30 |
Constructing Discourse | 47 |
Notes | 55 |
THE SENSE OF RITUAL | 67 |
Ritual Traditions and Systems | 118 |
Notes | 143 |
RITUAL AND POWER | 169 |
Ritual Control | 171 |
Ritual Belief and Ideology | 182 |
The Power of Ritualization | 197 |
Notes | 224 |
Bibliography | 239 |
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Abner Cohen Althusser analysis analyze Anthropology Approach to Ritual argues basic behavior beliefs Biogenetic Structural Bloch Bourdieu Chicago Press Claude Lévi-Strauss Comaroff concept consensus constituted construction context contrast David Cannadine defined dichotomy differentiation discourse discussion distinction dominant Durkheim dynamics E. E. Evans-Pritchard effective Eric Hobsbawn example focus formal Foucault Frits Staal Geertz Goody hegemony hierarchy ideology integration Interpretation of Cultures involves Jameson Jonathan Z Julian Huxley Lévi-Strauss logic Marxist meaning Merquior Meyer Fortes Michel Foucault Mircea Eliade notion of ritual object objectification oppositions participants particular performance perspective Political power relations Rappaport reality relationship religion religious rites ritual activities ritual practices ritual studies ritual theory schemes simply social body social control society specific strategies of ritualization structure suggests Tambiah textual theoretical theorist Theory of Practice theory of ritual thought and action tion tradition Turner Valeri Victor Turner York
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Página 147 - The mode of production in material life determines the general character of the social, political and spiritual processes of life. It is not the consciousness of men that determines their existence, but, on the contrary, their social existence determines their consciousness.
Página 11 - Johannes Fabian, Time and the Other: How Anthropology Makes Its Object (New York: Columbia University Press, 1983); James Clifford, The Predicament of Culture: Twentieth-Century Ethnography, Literature, and Art (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1988).
Página 30 - Whenever Madrasi Brahmans (and non-Brahmans, too, for that matter) wished to exhibit to me some feature of Hinduism, they always referred to, or invited me to see, a particular rite or ceremony in the life cycle, in a temple festival, or in the general sphere of religious and cultural performances. Reflecting on this in the course of my interviews and observations, I found that the more abstract generalizations about Hinduism (my own as well as those I heard) could generally be checked, directly...
Página 172 - Norms and values, on the one hand, become saturated with emotion, while the gross and basic emotions become ennobled through contact with social values.
Página 201 - Every power relationship implies, at least in potentia, a strategy of struggle, in which the two forces are not superimposed, do not lose their specific nature, or do not finally become confused. Each constitutes for the other a kind of permanent limit, a point of possible reversal.
Página 27 - In a ritual, the world as lived and the world as imagined, fused under the agency of a single set of symbolic forms, turn out to be the same world, producing thus that idiosyncratic transformation in one's sense of reality to which Santayana refers in my epigraph.
Página 74 - As such, ritualization is a matter of various culturally specific strategies for setting some activities off from others, for creating and privileging a qualitative distinction between the 'sacred' and the 'profane,' and for ascribing such distinctions to realities thought to transcend the powers of human actors.