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13 Cards in this Set
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Lovat's Framework |
Entry - a time when you are judged by either yourself or the church Preparation - when you learn everything that you need to know Climax - point where the transition occurs Celebration - a party or some other type of celebration Return - end of the ritual and return to ordinary time |
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Rites of passage |
Move people from one life stage to another |
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Religious Ritual |
Connects people with the spiritual God and to foster a sense of belonging/community |
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Civil Ritual |
Connects people with their national identity. Recall stories/events in the history of the nation. They foster a sense of belonging to that nation. |
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Secular Ritual |
Connects people with a group to which they feel a sense of belonging/interest in what the group is about. |
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Communitas |
Intense community spirit and solidarity |
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Liminality |
A subjective, conscious state of being on the 'threshold' of or between two different existential planes |
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Van Gennep's Framework |
1. Pre-liminal - seperation 2. Liminal - transition 3. Post-liminal - incorporation |
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Turners Framework |
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Initiation |
Into the religious group Child/baby - The choice is made on behalf of the initiative (often needs to be confirmed later) Adult - requires committment and study in preparation |
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Common symbols of Initiation |
Water - cleansing, purity, historical link Oil - strength, anointing Candle - light of the 'spiritual' being, guidance Clothing - new person, white - purity |
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Common Rites of Passage |
Holy orders/ordination Marriage Birth Death Adolescence/Coming of age |
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Why do rituals stay in their tradition? |
As they have been proven to have a positive outcome. |
