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... Ritual of Rebellion RELIGION AND CULTURAL EVOLUTION HALLOWEEN : AN AMERICAN RITUAL OF REBELLION. RELIGION OF RELIGION Animism Animatism , Mana , and Taboo Magic and Religion Anxiety , Control , Solace The Social Functions of Ritual Acts ...
... Ritual of Rebellion RELIGION AND CULTURAL EVOLUTION HALLOWEEN : AN AMERICAN RITUAL OF REBELLION. RELIGION OF RELIGION Animism Animatism , Mana , and Taboo Magic and Religion Anxiety , Control , Solace The Social Functions of Ritual Acts ...
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... ritual to maintain the social one- ness that the totem symbolizes . The Nature of Ritual Several features distinguish rituals from other kinds of behavior ( Rappaport 1974 ) . Rituals are for- mal - stylized , repetitive , and ...
... ritual to maintain the social one- ness that the totem symbolizes . The Nature of Ritual Several features distinguish rituals from other kinds of behavior ( Rappaport 1974 ) . Rituals are for- mal - stylized , repetitive , and ...
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... ritual . Just as in rituals , participation in McDonald's requires temporary subordination of individual differences in a social and cultural collectivity . In a land of ethnic , social , economic , and religious diversity , we ...
... ritual . Just as in rituals , participation in McDonald's requires temporary subordination of individual differences in a social and cultural collectivity . In a land of ethnic , social , economic , and religious diversity , we ...
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THE SCOPE OF ANTHROPOLOGY | 1 |
THE SUBDISCIPLINES OF ANTHROPOLOGY | 7 |
ANTHROPOLOGY AND THE OTHER HUMAN SCIENCES | 13 |
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