10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RITE DE PASSAGE»
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The Global Nomad: Backpacker Travel in Theory and Practice
Backpacker Travel in Theory and Practice Greg Richards, Julie Wilson. While the
rite de passage is, in many respects, a useful and adequate model for the
interpretation of backpacking, the extent of its applicability ought to be examined
...
Greg Richards, Julie Wilson, 2004
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Albert Camus and the Philosophy of the Absurd
This is not only an initiation voyage, then, but a rite de passage. Rites de
passage is a generic term for a series of cultural rituals, of which the "initiation
voyage" could be one, w'ith the self, the "center" of one's being, as the destination
.
3
The Ritual Practice of Time: Philosophy and Sociopolitics of ...
A rite de passage does not only imply a transition between states where a new
status, a change of place, state, social role or position and age is achieved during
a ritual process of separation, margin or limen and aggregation. The individual or
...
Lars Kirkhusmo Pharo, 2013
4
The Communication of Ideas
What is important is that the Agnicayana is a srauta rite, and therefore not a "rite
de passage". The structuralist approach which I referred to occur in the later work
of Van Gennep. After completing his book, Van Gennep noted that in many ...
J. S. Yadava, Vinayshil Gautam, 1980
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From Bonbon to Cha-cha: Oxford Dictionary of Foreign Words ...
Music RALLENTANDO. rite de passage /rit do posa3(, /,ri:t do pa'5d13/ noun
phrase plural rites de passage (pronounced same) E20 French. Anthropology A
ceremony or event marking the beginning of a new defined stage in a person's
life, ...
6
Zoroastrian Rituals in Context
Van Gennep also noticed that the same ceremony may be one kind of rite de
passage for one (group of) participant(s), and another kind of rite de passage for
another.18 For example, a ceremony performed at the occasion of the birth of her
...
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themis a study of the social origins of greek religion
XI] The Hybristika as Rite de Passage 507 The rites of puberty, the rites of
marriage, are, like all other primitive rites, rites de passage: their object is to
afford a safe passage in the perilous transit from one age or condition to another.
Man feels ...
Jane Ellen Harrison, 1969
8
Causes of International Migration: Proceedings of a Workshop ...
Children are impressed with these standards from an early age, as references to
a man's migration are often in terms of a rite de passage ('he went out to make
himself a man'), through the praise of migrants who send remittances and the ...
Bob Vandererf, Liesbeth Heering, 1996
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Empathy and Healing: Essays in Medical and Narrative ...
The climacteric may not conform completely to the pattern of a rite de passage in
the sense of, for example, puberty rituals among what were earlier described as '
primitive peoples', but it may nevertheless share sufficient of the features of ...
There will be some confusion here because individuals engaged in certain acts
requiring the practice of magic, may themselves be regarded as being in a critical
state, so that the rite de passage type of observance is invoked. Furthermore, all ...
