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Beyond belief?

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Ceremonial Behavior↗

Embodied alternative identities. Bearing witness to a world that might have been.

In all cultures, embodied alternative identities provoke powerful reactions among those who observe and interact with them. Although these entities are invariably understood to reflect intense subjective experiences, they represent much more than a public expression of a pathologic mental disorder. They form an integral part of the meaningful, highly complex, symbolic systems that both inform and reflect the local cultures in which they emerge. Consequently, an understanding of just how these entities learn to understand themselves may be the cross-cultural key to an understanding of just what they are.

Anthropology, Cultural↗

Research rituals.

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Ceremonial Behavior↗

No conferring.

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Ceremonial Behavior↗

Ritualised repression.

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Ceremonial Behavior↗

[Tooth mutilation in the scope of ritual mutilation].

Study of the motivations and description of ritual dental mutilation techniques. All initiation rites have one thing in common: blood must flow. Some tribes give the choice between circumcision or the pulling of one or several teeth. Proposal of analysis of the transfer in modern life of the primitive "obsession of the borders" described by ethnologists.

Africa↗