The Ritual Process¶
Turner, V. W. (1969). The Ritual Process: Structure and Anti-Structure. Aldine Publishing.
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Primes¶
- Collective Effervescence
- Turner 1969 ritual process theory elaborates the mechanism: the liminal phase of a ritual separates participants from ordinary status distinctions and creates a state of communitas — undifferentiated collective identity — that is intensely effervescent
This sourceElaborates liminality and communitas (undifferentiated, intensely bonded collective identity) in the liminal phase of ritual — the mechanism the prime cites for transformative effervescent bonding (D28-003). Verified.
- Turner 1969 ritual process theory elaborates the mechanism: the liminal phase of a ritual separates participants from ordinary status distinctions and creates a state of communitas — undifferentiated collective identity — that is intensely effervescent
- Liminality
- Victor Turner extended liminality into a general analytic category in The Ritual Process (1969), introducing communitas — the spontaneous, egalitarian, intense bond among liminal initiates that contrasts with ordinary structured social life
This sourceTurner elaborates liminality concept and communitas (undifferentiated collective identity), showing how ritual's liminal phase produces transformation and social bonding.
- Victor Turner extended liminality into a general analytic category in The Ritual Process (1969), introducing communitas — the spontaneous, egalitarian, intense bond among liminal initiates that contrasts with ordinary structured social life
- Ritual
- They generate liminality — a betwixt-and-between state outside ordinary status — that Turner 1969 identified as productive of communitas and transformation
This sourceTurner elaborates liminality concept and communitas (undifferentiated collective identity), showing how ritual's liminal phase produces transformation and social bonding.
- They generate liminality — a betwixt-and-between state outside ordinary status — that Turner 1969 identified as productive of communitas and transformation
Mechanisms¶
- Collective Emotional Synchrony
- This is Émile Durkheim's collective effervescence — the heightened shared energy of a group acting in unison — and the communitas
This sourceDescribes communitas in liminality as a relatively undifferentiated bond that suspends ordinary status distinctions.
- This is Émile Durkheim's collective effervescence — the heightened shared energy of a group acting in unison — and the communitas
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