THAR 280 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Fokker E.Ii
9 Sep 2016
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Baby showers: the ending of life c. i. Irish wake: pictures, drunk, sing, remember the dead: the completion of important tasks or performances d. i. Graduation ceremonies: the transition of one state or time period to another e. i. Birthday parties, baptisms, anniversaries: the making of connections f. i. Marriage ceremonies, shaking of hands in methodist churches: functions of ritual, as a form of knowledge, didactic or intended to teach a lesson c, to glorify (a deity, a thing, to entertain and give pleasure (catharsis: emotional release) Influence or control (the world around you or a group) e. i. e. ii. Funeral: helps those still alive cope with the dead, way of moving on. Why are we (they) doing this? would not be an effective ritual for you personally, has no purpose: emotionally satisfying b. i. Stimulating or pleasing the sense or the ego b. i. 1. If there was a ritual called students suck b. ii. b. iii.
