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rituals of affliction: a standalone construct

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Ritual studies

rites performed for people whose misfortune or illness is attributed to the action of spirits.

In ritual studies, rituals of affliction refers to rites performed for people whose misfortune or illness is attributed to the action of spirits. This meaning comes from Turner (1968) in The drums of affliction.[1]

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References

  1. Turner, V. (1968). The drums of affliction. International African Institute. ISBN 9780091437213

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