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Ritual studies

formal, repetitive, symbolic action in non-religious settings, such as politics or civic events, which Moore and Myerhoff analysed with the tools of ritual theory.

In ritual studies, secular ritual refers to formal, repetitive, symbolic action in non-religious settings, such as politics or civic events, which Moore and Myerhoff analysed with the tools of ritual theory. This meaning comes from Moore (1977) in Secular ritual.[1]

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References

Moore, S. F., & Myerhoff, B. G. (1977). Secular ritual. Van Gorcum Ltd. ISBN 9789023214571

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