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Ritual studies

Turner's term for rites in which those of low status temporarily exercise authority over their superiors, often at calendrical festivals.

In ritual studies, rituals of status reversal refers to Turner's term for rites in which those of low status temporarily exercise authority over their superiors, often at calendrical festivals. This meaning comes from Turner (1969) in The ritual process.[1]

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References

Turner, V. W. (1969). The ritual process. Cornell University Press. ISBN 9780202011905

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