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ritual failure: a standalone construct

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Ritual studies

cases in which a ritual is judged by participants or observers to have gone wrong or not worked, studied as a window on how rituals change.

In ritual studies, ritual failure refers to cases in which a ritual is judged by participants or observers to have gone wrong or not worked, studied as a window on how rituals change. This meaning comes from Hüsken (2007) in When Rituals Go Wrong.[1]

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References

Hüsken, U. (2007). When Rituals Go Wrong. BRILL. ISBN 9789047419884

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