Space and ritual
Ritual space as borderland: building and breaching ritual borders in eastern central Gujarat
... the ritual elements ...the space on the other side of an imagined border. The ritual space halfway up the path is less ...the space, the materials and financial resources at hand, the ...
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Mesoamerican ritual space from the perspective of Dasein
... open space, the idea of being-in-the-world as a selective way of searching for direction and the potential uses of place ...the space; the clearing in the forest marks the propitious place for disclosing ...
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Position, the command of expressive space : the function of ritual and legitimacy instanced in late twentieth century Australia theatre
... The space of possible ideas spatially, cognitively and emotionally defines society’s conceptual margins where the ritual action of theatre ...as ritual reflective devices for dealing with the ...
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Artless Gardens: Time, space, and the ‘ritual of cultural identity’ in music by Veljo Tormis
... Midsummer ritual festivities, and are vaguely able to perceive the leaders calling from the front of the line (the soloists, in distanza), then this picture makes more ...of ritual embodiment – we, the ...
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Reclaiming space for learning in liturgical contexts: Cracks in the maxim of the uselessness of liturgical ritual
... The classical Reformed emphasis on the generation of faith knowledge and transformation of behaviour is understandable in its rooting in the time of the Reformation and against the background of the Roman Catholic Church ...
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Ritual and Space in the Middle Ages Proceedings of the Harlaxton Symposium 2009
... A ritual itself perhaps, this failure encouraged the Franks to welcome the Greek and Melkite Christians back into their fold, after which the miracle was duly functional – possibly, Jotischky argues, because the ...
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Ritual, Space, and Authority in Seventeenth- Century English Cathedral Cities
... cathedral space and high clergy to a lesser status in the political culture of the ...civic ritual by agents of royal and ecclesiastical authority in the early seventeenth century was hardly unprece- ...
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Ritual Embodiment: The Body Remembers Through Ritual
... Qabid, references no movement particular to prayer. On the other hand, it is rough combination of a brass knuckle and a foam stress ball that connects the four fingers and places an object into the hand. When wearing ...
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Djinn Ritual
... WHAT ARE “DJINN?” The Djinn are a race of spiritual beings created before man by God (Allah). (Quran 52:56) They were the first masters of the earth, mankind being the second. As men were made from clay, the Djinn were ...
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Introduction to Ritual
... the ritual area and the inscribing of the circle. The circle and ritual area is no more than a space that has been cleansed and purified so that other energies or spirits are not present and ...
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Ritual Process
... The front gravel yard of the UNO St. Claude Gallery is an opportune site to place sculptures in a situation where they are exposed to the elements, enabling their process of decay. As the viewer enters the thesis ...
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Ritual Journeys in North America: Opening Religious and Ritual Landscapes and Spaces
... how ritual journeys in North America have become more inclusive over time, partly because of the transplanting of pilgrimage traditions to North America by immigrant and diasporic groups and partly because of the ...
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Ritual Invocation of Lilith
... "The Magician raises the wine filled cup with both hands and holds it over the burning incense, visualizing the smoke and thinks about demonic dragon-images, curling around and crawling into the bowl.The Magician also ...
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Ritual
... in ritual studies, quite different from that found in “practice theory,” emphasizes that the body and senses are noetic channels in their own ...a ritual, unchanging, systematic, every day at the same time, ...
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Ritual
... Ritual to reach the otherworld; a staircase to heaven At first sight, the im age of peo ple danc ing around a fire has lit tle to do with mys ti cism and yet in such set tings they do some times en ter into an ...
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Ritual for Oneself and Ritual for Others by Alexis Sanderson
... Ğaiva ritual was a supererogatory adornment, rather than a necessity, and was therefore always in danger of evaporating in favour of a purely devotional or gnostic Ğaiva ...was ritual for others, as the ...
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The structure of ritual and the epistemological approach to ritual study
... of ritual, and could regard the derivation from notion to behavior from epistemo- logical angle as the logic of ritual ...the ritual of “consanguineous alteration” 35 held for a consanguineous ...
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Confucianism and ritual
... as ritual participation waned continuously during the centuries in question From their perspective, the decline of ritual coincided with the decline of good will toward others, the erosion of social ...
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Ritual of the Goetia
... NOW, O thou Spirit N., since thou art still pernicious and disobedient, and wilt not appear unto me to answer unto such things as I would have desired of thee, or would have been sati[r] ...
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The Secret Ritual
... TIis applicati()n hayjng been received and ac.. cepted, in June, 1893, in the City of Chicago, Noble Ro felt Pasha, Deputy of the Grand Council of Arabia, and ac[r] ...
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