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Ritual studies

Gluckman's term for rites in which subordinates openly mock or protest against those in authority, which he argued in the end supported the social order.

In ritual studies, rituals of rebellion refers to Gluckman's term for rites in which subordinates openly mock or protest against those in authority, which he argued in the end supported the social order. This meaning comes from Gluckman (1954) in Rituals of rebellion in South-East Africa.[1]

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  1. Gluckman, M. (1954). Rituals of rebellion in South-East Africa. Manchester U.P. Open Library record

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