Titlebook: Women in Ritual and Symbolic Roles; Judith Hoch-Smith,Anita Spring Book 1978 Plenum Press, New York 1978 Generation.Integration.Nation.Sex

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Introductiony. . brings together a group of articles discussing the relationship of dominant female metaphors and ritual roles to ideas and practices concerning female reproductive and sexual energies in a variety of cultures and religious systems. The articles include discussions of Christian, Jewish, and Budd

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The Bride of Christ Is Filled With His Spiritrches of Edinburgh, Scotland.* My intention is to throw light on some general characteristics of female imagery, some particular aspects of Christian female imagery, and a specific case of pentecostal female imagery which de-emphasizes motherhood and virginity.

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Coming of Age in Kelton968) and Max Gluckman (1965) have argued, for example, that in stateless societies rituals remove conflict to a mystical plane, embracing the widest norms of unity and loyalty, in order to overcome crises that may not allow for resolution. Rituals might be understood as forms or mechanisms of redres

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Careers of Midwives in a Mayan Communityly, the midwife mediates between her patients and supernaturals, performing rituals to safeguard her patients. She herself is recruited by supernaturals and her calling is validated by a shaman. Exercising the role of midwife in San Pedro, in comparison with other communities, involves large case lo

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Convivial Sisterhood in a daily life fraught with uncertainties in a context of apartheid, and despite these external and seemingly uncontrollable forces feel fortified, renewed, and refreshed. This chapter examines the process of recruitment to the role of . diviner (plural .) and emphasizes the reinterpretive and rei