Taboo¶
Radcliffe-Brown, A. R. (1939). Taboo. Structure and Function.
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- Radcliffe-Brown's 1939 Frazer Lecture argued that taboos function as boundary-markers: what a community taboos defines what it is, separates it from other communities, and reinforces group cohesion through shared violations and shared horror
This sourceFrazer Lecture. Published in Structure and Function (1952). Boundary-marking function. Radcliffe-Brown taboo boundary-marking function.
- Radcliffe-Brown's 1939 Frazer Lecture argued that taboos function as boundary-markers: what a community taboos defines what it is, separates it from other communities, and reinforces group cohesion through shared violations and shared horror
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