The Elementary Forms of the Religious Life¶
Durkheim, É. (1915). The Elementary Forms of the Religious Life.
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- Each zone carries its own rule of comportment — heads uncovered here, shoes removed there, no photography past a marked threshold, voices lowered to nothing near the shrine, and a prescribed form of greeting on entry.
This sourceDefines religious rites as rules of conduct prescribing how people should behave in the presence of sacred things.
- Each zone carries its own rule of comportment — heads uncovered here, shoes removed there, no photography past a marked threshold, voices lowered to nothing near the shrine, and a prescribed form of greeting on entry.
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