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Ritual studies

Bell's term for the way ritualized practice lets participants experience a social order as one in which they have a place and some power.

In ritual studies, redemptive hegemony refers to Bell's term for the way ritualized practice lets participants experience a social order as one in which they have a place and some power. This meaning comes from Bell (1992) in Ritual theory, ritual practice.[1]

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References

Bell, C. M. (1992). Ritual theory, ritual practice. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780195076134

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