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kegare: a standalone construct

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Japanese religions

a polluted state arising from death, blood or disorder, which Namihira treats as one pole of a hare, ke and kegare scheme.

In Japanese religions, kegare refers to a polluted state arising from death, blood or disorder, which Namihira treats as one pole of a hare, ke and kegare scheme. This meaning comes from Namihira (1987) in Current Anthropology.[1]

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References

Namihira, E. (1987). Pollution in the Folk Belief System. Current Anthropology, 28(S4), S65-S74. https://doi.org/10.1086/203590

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