The Rites of Passage¶
van Gennep, A., Vizedom, M. B., & Caffee, G. L. (1909). The Rites of Passage.
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Primes¶
- Collective Memory
This sourceFoundational theory of rites of passage (separation, liminal, aggregation) transforming individuals into new social statuses.
- Liminality
- Ritual
Mechanisms¶
- Ritualized Recognition and Belonging
- This is the classic function of a rite of passage — a marked transition that moves a person from one recognized status to another and is ratified by the community.
This sourceDescribes rites of passage as ceremonies of separation, transition, and incorporation that move a person between recognized social positions and reintroduce them to the group in a new status.
- This is the classic function of a rite of passage — a marked transition that moves a person from one recognized status to another and is ratified by the community.
- Symbolic Boundary Crossing
- Its strength is that it converts an abstract reassignment into a bodily, dateable event — the limen, or threshold, that Arnold van Gennep placed at the very center of a rite of passage.
This sourcePlaces liminality, the threshold phase, between separation and incorporation in the rite-of-passage sequence.
- Its strength is that it converts an abstract reassignment into a bodily, dateable event — the limen, or threshold, that Arnold van Gennep placed at the very center of a rite of passage.
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