Ritual, History and Power¶
Bloch, M. (1989). Ritual, History and Power: Selected Papers in Anthropology.
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- The repetition — five times daily, every day, for a lifetime — creates what Bloch 1989 calls the "deference to the transcendent" that ritual structure enables
This sourceLSE Monographs on Social Anthropology. Bloch analyzes how ritual formalization creates what he calls deference to the transcendent, showing how prescribed form enables religious and political efficacy.
- The repetition — five times daily, every day, for a lifetime — creates what Bloch 1989 calls the "deference to the transcendent" that ritual structure enables
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