Les rites de passage¶
van Gennep, A. (1909). Les rites de passage.
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Mechanisms¶
- Opening Marking And Threshold Gesture
- Anthropologically, this is the separation that opens a rite — the crossing of a threshold out of ordinary standing.
This sourceDescribes rites of passage as beginning with separation from a prior state and moving across a threshold into a transitional condition.
- Anthropologically, this is the separation that opens a rite — the crossing of a threshold out of ordinary standing.
- Reintegration Norm Installation
- This is the installed form of van Gennep's third phase, incorporation — the participant is formally re-absorbed into the community with the rights and duties of the new status made explicit.
This sourceDefines incorporation as the phase that reintegrates a participant into the community and a recognized new social status.
- This is the installed form of van Gennep's third phase, incorporation — the participant is formally re-absorbed into the community with the rights and duties of the new status made explicit.
- Ritual Inclusion Change
- It draws its force from the ceremony's character as a rite of passage — a marked, collective transition that publicly confers a new standing on those it names.
This sourceDescribes rites of passage as ceremonial transitions culminating in incorporation into society in a new role or status.
- It draws its force from the ceremony's character as a rite of passage — a marked, collective transition that publicly confers a new standing on those it names.
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