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multivocality of ritual symbols: a standalone construct

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Anthropology of religion

Turner's observation that a single ritual symbol carries many meanings at once, with ideological and sensory poles of meaning.

In anthropology of religion, multivocality of ritual symbols refers to Turner's observation that a single ritual symbol carries many meanings at once, with ideological and sensory poles of meaning. This meaning comes from Turner (1967) in The forest of symbols.[1]

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References

Turner, V. W. (1967). The forest of symbols. Cornell University Press. ISBN 9780801491016

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