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Volume 48 (2004): Issue 2 (Jun 2004): Ritual in Its Own Right: Exploring the Dynamics of Transformation. Guest Editors: Don Handelman and Galina Lindquist

in Social Analysis

Table of Contents

Preface
- Preface
  
  Preface
Introduction
- Introduction
  
  Introduction
Part I—Theorizing Ritual: Against Representation, against Meaning
- Ritual Dynamics and Virtual Practice
  
  Ritual Dynamics and Virtual Practice
- Otherwise than Meaning
  
  Otherwise than Meaning
Part II—Experimenting with Ritual: Natives Here, Natives There
- The Red and the Black
  
  The Red and the Black
- Partial Discontinuity
  
  Partial Discontinuity
Part III—Ritual and Emergence: Historical, Phenomenal
- Religious Weeping as Ritual in the Medieval West
  
  Religious Weeping as Ritual in the Medieval West
- Enjoying an Emerging Alternative World
  
  Enjoying an Emerging Alternative World
Part IV—Healing in Its Own Right: Spirit Worlds
- Bringing the Soul Back to the Self
  
  Bringing the Soul Back to the Self
- Treating the Sick with a Morality Play
  
  Treating the Sick with a Morality Play
Part V: Philosophically Speaking
- The Tacit Logic of Ritual Embodiments
  
  The Tacit Logic of Ritual Embodiments
- Epilogue
  
  Epilogue
Notes
- Contributors
  
  Contributors

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