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rites of intensification: a standalone construct

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rites ofintensification1 CONSTRUCTRites of intensificationCHAPPLE · RITUAL STUDIES

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Ritual studies

Chapple and Coon's term for group rites that reinforce shared bonds when the whole group faces change or disturbance, as at seasonal turning points.

In ritual studies, rites of intensification refers to Chapple and Coon's term for group rites that reinforce shared bonds when the whole group faces change or disturbance, as at seasonal turning points. This meaning comes from Chapple (1942/1978) in Principles of anthropology.[1]

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References

  1. Chapple, E. D., & Coon, C. S. (1978). Principles of anthropology. R. E. Krieger. (Original work published 1942) ISBN 9780882755830

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