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... ritual healing roles . One devout Catholic might derive intimate strength from personal prayer , some marginal groups of recent arrivals in São Paolo might routinely heal their ulcers in Afro - Latin dance cults , and Indians in the ...
... ritual healing roles . One devout Catholic might derive intimate strength from personal prayer , some marginal groups of recent arrivals in São Paolo might routinely heal their ulcers in Afro - Latin dance cults , and Indians in the ...
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... ritual is not a necessary 237 S. D. Lipton , “ On Psychology of Childhood Tonsillectomy , " in R. S. Eissler et al . , eds . , Psychoanalytic Study of the Child ( New York : International Univs . Press , 1962 ) , 17 : 363-417 ...
... ritual is not a necessary 237 S. D. Lipton , “ On Psychology of Childhood Tonsillectomy , " in R. S. Eissler et al . , eds . , Psychoanalytic Study of the Child ( New York : International Univs . Press , 1962 ) , 17 : 363-417 ...
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... ritual . The death of a member thereby becomes an occasion for an exceptional celebration . The dominance of industry has disrupted and often dissolved most traditional bonds of solidarity . The impersonal rituals of industrialized medi ...
... ritual . The death of a member thereby becomes an occasion for an exceptional celebration . The dominance of industry has disrupted and often dissolved most traditional bonds of solidarity . The impersonal rituals of industrialized medi ...
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