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ritual commitment: a standalone construct

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Ritual studies

Humphrey and Laidlaw's term for the stance in which a person performs acts as prescribed, so the acts are not authored by the actor's own intentions.

In ritual studies, ritual commitment refers to Humphrey and Laidlaw's term for the stance in which a person performs acts as prescribed, so the acts are not authored by the actor's own intentions. This meaning comes from Humphrey (1994) in The archetypal actions of ritual.[1]

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References

Humphrey, C., & Laidlaw, J. (1994). The archetypal actions of ritual. Clarendon Press. ISBN 9780198277880

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