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Thursday, 2 October 2014
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Rethinking Ritual as Practice
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Ritual Theory, Ritual Practice ,
Catherine Bell, Oxford University Press, 2009, page 140 Ritualisation, the production of ritualised acts, can be described, in part, as that way of acting that sets itself off from other ways of acting by virtue of the way in which it does what it does. Even more circularly, it can be described as the strategic production of expedient schemes that structure an environment in such a way that the environment appears to be the source of the schemes and their values.
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Jonathan,
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