The Pilgrimage
The Pilgrimage of Grace and the Formation of the English State.
... contends that the Statute of Uses, “in so far as it represented the Crown’s goal of increasing revenues from feudal overlordship, all social classes shared a common financial incentive to stop the government in its ...
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The Longest Journey: Southeast Asians and the Pilgrimage to Mecca
... Chapter three, ‘Financing devotion’, is a valuable study of the economics of the pre-modern Hajj. Despite the spiritual gravity of the ritual, the pilgrimage was possible ‘not in people’s hearts and minds, but ...
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National And Religious Values In The Pilgrimage Sites Of Surkhandarya
... Termez pilgrimage place Hakim Termiziy (IX-X centuries) was atop-level mystic statesman and sharia –minding scientist the seventh representative of 12 sufiy dynasties that was available until ...the ...
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The Pilgrimage of Geoffrey Chaucer's Canterbury Tales
... iii INTRODUCTION This thesis significance invisioned was derived from and physical a desire to experience by Geoffrey Chaucer in his of make the medieval symbolically the relationship be[r] ...
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Pilgrims and Pilgrimages in the Critique of Enlightenment – A Case Study
... unbroken pilgrimage boom which lasted until Napoleonic times. For the pilgrimage north of Augsburg to the Loreto Chapel and its Black Madonna "auf dem Kobel", a source-oriented study is available as ...
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Beans, Baskets, and Basketmakers Testing the Assumption that Ceramics were Necessary for the Adoption of Bean Cultivation on the Prehistoric Colorado Plateau
... Within the regional territory, there are other milestones in addition to the Bío- Bío which mark some of the cardinal points of the calendar, as would be the positive magical nature of some of the volcanoes situated on ...
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Religiously Motivated Travel and Rural Tourism in Vhembe District of South Africa
... While businesses were positive about the pilgrimage’s contribution to increased sales from their businesses, they at the same time opined that the pilgrimage gathering does not generate any additional employment. ...
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The Therapeutic Value of Pilgrimage: A Grounded Theory Study.
... Hinduism, pilgrimage is seen as superior to sacrifice and the pilgrim could expect such benefits as purification and forgiveness of ...a pilgrimage to Mecca, Saudi Arabia -- known as the Hajj. This ...
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Transportation Planning as Effective Mean to Rejuvenate a Pilgrimage Town
... Religious driven Katra is due to receive pilgrims inflow till eternity. The beauty, image & safety of its inhabitants largely depends on area’s infrastructure, comfort measures & activities. In Katra, business ...
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In Search of a Common Experience: Comparative study on Tourists' Spiritual Experiences in Relation to the Various Types of Tourism
... the pilgrimage centre is eccentric (located in the sociocultural and geographical periphery of the pilgrim’s society), the pilgrimage will be characterized by touristic aspects: the longer the distance of ...
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Remediated pilgrimage to the Shrine of Imam Reza
... Islamic pilgrimage are not focusing on the ritual per se, but rather examine other aspects such as the journey to get to the destination, the regional context in which the pilgrimage journey takes place, ...
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PILGRIMAGE TOURISM - BEHAVIOURAL PERSPECTIVE OF TOURISTS IN DAKSHINA KANNADA, KARNATAKA INDIA
... and pilgrimage. The concepts of „experience‟ and „pilgrimage‟ are now something of „in-words‟ in the tourism ...sector. Pilgrimage tourism seem to be a new academic concept but it is certainly not a ...
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Pilgrimage Experience and Consumption of Travel to the City of Makkah for Hajj Ritual
... of pilgrimage is a defining moment in the life of ...on pilgrimage is to pray in the holiest mosques - such as in Makkah and Madinah and ...for pilgrimage and to understand the act of ...
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Event as Spiritual Pilgrimage: A Case Study of the ‘Cherish’ Christian Women’s Conference
... a pilgrimage encounter (Olsen and Timothy, 2006). A pilgrimage is a time of liminality (van Gennep, 1960; Badone and Roseman, 2004; Collins-Kreiner, Kliot, Mansfeld and Sagi, 2006), a period of transition ...
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Networks and church building in the Aegean : Crete, Cyprus, Lycia and the Peloponnese
... A key feature of the Cypriot churches is the common addition of annexes attached to the side aisles as well as eastern extensions (for example Southwest Basilica, Amathous and Kalavassos). Similar examples are found in ...
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Revisiting the Qur'anic Terms in English Translations
... directed. Pilgrimage to Makkah is fifth religious duty and obligatory for every Muslim at least once in a life ...The Pilgrimage has been declared to all the people who call themselves believers of Islam ...
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‘Praying the Keeills' Rhythm, meaning and experience on pilgrimage journeys in the Isle of Man
... of pilgrimage may be seen as out of step with mainstream, largely secu- larised Western society; furthermore while some contemporary pilgrimage practices might appear highly regulated and com- mercialised, ...
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Poor Knowledge of Tuberculosis among the Population of Jeddah and Makkah Saudi Arabia, a High Risk Area
... Another important consideration is the potential of the large-scale international pil- grimage to Makkah to spread drug-resistant TB [7]. A significant and increasing pro- portion of TB isolates are multi- or ...
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From Prose to Panel: Negotiating authenticity and visual modality in the comic-book adaptation of a literary memoir
... SLIDE 6: Establishing an authentic ‘story-world’: The facts, such as they are, in the Pilgrimage narrative can be corroborated by government records, historical accounts and the study of town maps from the period ...
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“ut legi”: Sir John Mandeville’s audience and three late medieval English travellers to Italy and Jerusalem
... his pilgrimage in the Holy Land, was Wey’s travelling companion for a significant part of his journey and it is clear that Wey and Tiptoft shared interests in bibliophilia and translation, as well as ...
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