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The document discusses theories of cultural evolution and their interweaving with the study of religion. It outlines three 19th century schools of thought on the topic and identifies characteristics of rituals as communal, traditional, and rooted in beliefs. The document also summarizes Bell's identification of genres of ritual action and five characteristics of ritual-like activities.
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- 3. Three characteristics of ritual activities: 1. Communal 2. Traditional 3. Rooted in beliefs
- 4. Bell (2008) lists these genres of ritual action: 1. Rites of passage 2. Calendrical rites 3. Rules of exchange and communication 4. Rites of affliction 5. Feasting, fasting, and festivals 6. Political rites
- 5. Bell (2008) explains five characteristics of ritual-like activities: 1. Formalization 2. Traditionalism 3. Invariance 4. Rule-governance 5. Sacral symbolism
- 6. Formalization: the degree of formality in dress or speech that marks an activity ritual-like.
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- 8. Invariance: emphasizes precise repetition and physical control.
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- 10. Sacral symbolism: appeals to supernatural beings.
- 11. All of the previous characteristics are manifested in and through performance.
- 12. Rituals, and ritual-like actions, abound in our daily lives as a way to give meaning and significance.
- 13. Rituals are also marked by joy, fun, and anticipation.
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