Ritual Theory, Ritual Practice¶
Bell, C. M. (1992). Ritual Theory, Ritual Practice. Oxford University Press.
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This sourceDistinguishes analytical ritual theory from lived ritual practice, theorizing ritualization as a strategic mode of practice.
- Ritual
- Bell 1992/1997 distinguishes ritual theory (the analytical frameworks for understanding ritual) from ritual practice (the actual lived performance), managing the gap between scholarly interpretation and participant experience
This sourceBell distinguishes ritual theory (analytical frameworks) from ritual practice (lived performance), managing the gap between scholarly interpretation and participant experience.
- Bell 1992/1997 distinguishes ritual theory (the analytical frameworks for understanding ritual) from ritual practice (the actual lived performance), managing the gap between scholarly interpretation and participant experience
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