946 resultados para Rites of passage
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Essa dissertação compara os processos de construção identitária das igrejas católica e presbiteriana e a socialização dos fiéis em cada uma delas para identificar a influência desses fatores nas atitudes de católicos e presbiterianos frente ao sincretismo religioso. A adesão à igreja católica é, via de regra, definida em termos da participação nos sacramentos. Nessa identidade sacramental preconiza-se o aspecto encantado e místico sobre o intelectual e a unidade dogmática tende a desempenhar um papel secundário. Contrariamente, no caso do protestantismo a identidade tende a ser definida em termos intelectuais, já que o critério para a participação é a confissão a reta doutrina tal como está definida nas confissões de fé. Além disso, as diferenças organizacionais entre as duas igrejas parecem interferir nesse processo de formação das identidades. A igreja católica, por concentrar em uma imensa unidade as diversas maneiras de se aderir a ela, pode ser classificada como uma organização de massas. Já a igreja presbiteriana mais parece uma organização de quadros, menor, mais inflexível à diversidade, ela doutrina seus quadros internamente através da Escola Bíblica Dominical. Para entender a sociabilidade e educação religiosa de cada igreja escolhi estudar dois grupos de preparação para rituais homólogos: a Crisma no caso católico e a Pública Profissão de Fé no caso presbiteriano. Ambos podem ser classificados como ritos de iniciação, pois dramatizam a passagem dos fiéis da infância para a maturidade espiritual.Uma vez adultos na fé, tanto católicos quanto presbiterianos, deveriam, segundo a visão institucional, repudiar ao sincretismo religioso, pois não se pode servir a dois senhores. Mas será que essa rejeição ao sincretismo de fato acontece? Se não, de que formas ele se manifesta entre católicos e presbiterianos? São essas as perguntas que pretendo responder.
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A pesquisa Corpolimite parte do discurso de onde a fisicalidade e experiência informe do corpo que atravessa camadas, dos rituais de passagem às políticas urbanas, cria complexidades e zonas desestabilizantes que revelam saberes via percepção e sentidos através da experiência poética em carne-viva. Partindo da perspectiva das modificações corporais no contexto das transformações extremas (como tatuagens, piercings, escarificação, implantes e suspensão corporal) o trabalho traça um percurso errático acerca das práticas de corpo que borram fronteiras, abrem fissuras e desviam, criando novos caminhos poéticos, novos jogos de significação. Baseando-se numa escrita poética e biográfica, o texto mistura imagem e palavra de forma a elaborar uma trama das complexidades envolvidas nos processos descritos. Trabalhando no campo da Performance Art e da Body Art o discurso arte-vida é permanente, trazendo à tona traços da vida cotidiana. Estes rastros transbordam e jorram pelo texto que é carne, matéria viva deste corpo de papel
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This thesis was conducted amidst a growing debate in Quebec and elsewhere about end-of-life options, namely euthanasia and palliative care. Apparently, the public is not well informed about the philosophy and goals of palliative care. This research first aimed to document the norms, values and practices of a team of carers in an independant institution of the province of Quebec. Then, it tried to understand what the representations of a peaceful, harmonious and comfortable death refer to empirically. Finally, this thesis addresses a fundamental anthropological problematic, mainly the transition between life and death : is palliative care, then, a rite of passage ? My data shows that the peaceful death, a version of the good death, is a normative death trajectory, more of a status passage than a ritual per se. It consists for the dying person of showing the very essence of themselves, through the exchange of narrative speech acts. In inviting the dying to do so, palliative care institutions are on the forefront of massive changes in the way of thinking and experiencing spirituality, which is currently shifting from a transcendantal scale to individual immanent experiences.
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Pós-graduação em Educação - FFC
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Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)
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Pós-graduação em Educação Sexual - FCLAR
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El modo de vida a que estaban sometidos los iniciados en el orfismo se caracterizaba por la abstención de alimento animado y el rechazo al sacrificio cruento. Pese a ello, dos textos considerados testimonios clave para el estudio y reconstrucción de los ritos y creencias órficos hacen mención explícita del sacrificio cruento y el consumo de carne. Para superar la aparente contradicción de ambos testimonios con las doctrinas órficas se ha propuesto que estas prácticas se adscriben a un primer ritual de iniciación que constituiría un rito de paso entre la condición de profano y la de iniciado. Sin embargo, es preciso examinar los paralelos literarios e iconográficos que ofrecen otros rituales griegos y orientales para determinar si los citados testimonios órficos constituyen casos aislados que no responden a un uso ritual común o si, por el contrario, estas prácticas pueden ser consideradas ritos de paso para alcanzar la condición de iniciado
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El modo de vida a que estaban sometidos los iniciados en el orfismo se caracterizaba por la abstención de alimento animado y el rechazo al sacrificio cruento. Pese a ello, dos textos considerados testimonios clave para el estudio y reconstrucción de los ritos y creencias órficos hacen mención explícita del sacrificio cruento y el consumo de carne. Para superar la aparente contradicción de ambos testimonios con las doctrinas órficas se ha propuesto que estas prácticas se adscriben a un primer ritual de iniciación que constituiría un rito de paso entre la condición de profano y la de iniciado. Sin embargo, es preciso examinar los paralelos literarios e iconográficos que ofrecen otros rituales griegos y orientales para determinar si los citados testimonios órficos constituyen casos aislados que no responden a un uso ritual común o si, por el contrario, estas prácticas pueden ser consideradas ritos de paso para alcanzar la condición de iniciado
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El modo de vida a que estaban sometidos los iniciados en el orfismo se caracterizaba por la abstención de alimento animado y el rechazo al sacrificio cruento. Pese a ello, dos textos considerados testimonios clave para el estudio y reconstrucción de los ritos y creencias órficos hacen mención explícita del sacrificio cruento y el consumo de carne. Para superar la aparente contradicción de ambos testimonios con las doctrinas órficas se ha propuesto que estas prácticas se adscriben a un primer ritual de iniciación que constituiría un rito de paso entre la condición de profano y la de iniciado. Sin embargo, es preciso examinar los paralelos literarios e iconográficos que ofrecen otros rituales griegos y orientales para determinar si los citados testimonios órficos constituyen casos aislados que no responden a un uso ritual común o si, por el contrario, estas prácticas pueden ser consideradas ritos de paso para alcanzar la condición de iniciado
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Why does the European Union (EU) join international human rights treaties? This paper develops motivational profiles pertaining either to a ‘logic of appropriateness’ or a ‘logic of consequentialism’ in order to answer this question. It compares the EU’s motivations for its recent accession to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD) with those dominating the EU’s nonaccession to the Council of Europe Convention on preventing and combating violence against women and domestic violence (Istanbul Convention). Based on this cross-case analysis, I argue that the EU’s accession decisions are best viewed as cost-benefit calculations and explained by the strength of opposition and the desire to spread its norms. The EU is only marginally concerned with efforts to construct an ‘appropriate role’, although its accession considerations are positively influenced by (varying degrees) of an internalized commitment to human rights. The paper aims at deepening the understanding of the EU’s motivations in the paradigmatic hard case of accession to international human rights treaties not least to evaluate the EU’s ‘exceptional nature’, facilitate its predictability for stake-holders and contribute to political and ethical debates surrounding future rites of passage as a global actor.
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This study is concerned with storytelling as a part of the folk culture of a fishing community on the north east coast of Newfoundland. The study is based on field work done in the community throughout the summer of 1969 during which I tape recorded oral narratives along with other folklore and folklife material . The principal genre discussed is the personal experience narrative which is an account of the experiences of either the narrator, someone in his kin network, orhis friends. It was found that a large number of community residents communicate in narrative form and that the narratives function to substantiate conversation preceeding the narrativei have a didactic function; function as a means of entertainment~ and reflect the narrators' and the community's value system. The methods employed in collecting the material were the directive and the non-directive interview techniques and participant observation. Collecting was done mainly among fishermen between fifty and eighty years of age and who, on -the average, had not gone beyond the sixth grade in school. Since the narratives are so much a part of the environment, I give an account of the community culture. The principal things that I deal with are the community's history, economy, education, religion, and social life which includes rites of passage, calendar customs , social events, visiting patterns, and gossip. Information in each of these categories is based primarily on oral reports, narratives and documented materials. After a discussion of the storytelling process in the community, I deal specifically with four male narrators. For each I give biographical information, discuss his repertoire, telling situations, style, and give a sampling of his narratives. The fourth narrator is discussed in more detail than the first three. The narratives of the latter comprise the final chapter in the study, and have been analyzed to show what they tell us about the narrator's style, his value system, and the community culture.
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Este trabajo pretende explorar la dimensión ritual en los Textos de las Pirámides, el corpus de literatura religiosa extensa más antiguo de la humanidad. La naturaleza variada de sus componentes textuales ha impedido que los egiptólogos comprendan en profundidad las complejidades de la colección y los contextos originales en los que estos textos (ritos) aparecieron. La aplicación de la teoría del ritual, principalmente la aproximación de la sintaxis ritual, ofrece a los investigadores un marco excelente de análisis e interpretación del corpus, su estructura y función. Sujeto a las reglas de la sintaxis ritual es posible exponer los múltiples niveles de significado en el corpus para la resurrección y salvación del difunto.
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In the paper, I make references to the psychological process of passing from childhood to adulthood. In contemporary times, this process is spread in time, its boundaries are blurry and it is difficult to find in it the primordial initiation rituals known among primitive tribes. I call these phenomena the Sleeping Beauty syndrome, and compare the contemporary rites of passage from childhood to adulthood to this very fairy tale, in particular to its psychological readings. The theoretical framework for my considerations is based on a selection of anthropological rite concepts and elements of methodological concepts of studying fairy tales, such as structural and psychoanalytical approaches. My psychopedagogical analysis of the Sleeping Beauty fairy tale through the category rite of passage thus begins with defining this category underlining the possibility of using it in various sciences and referring to the fairy tale as a contemporary space for ritual initiation experience.
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The interaction between Salmonella enterica and the host immune system is complex. The outcome of an infection is the result of a balance between the in vivo environment where the bacteria survive and grow and the regulation of fitness genes at a level sufficient for the bacteria to retain their characteristic rate of growth in a given host. Using bacteriological counts from tissue homogenates and fluorescence microscopy to determine the spread, localization, and distribution of S. enterica in the tissues, we show that, during a systemic infection, S. enterica adapts to the in vivo environment. The adaptation becomes a measurable phenotype when bacteria that have resided in a donor animal are introduced into a recipient naïve animal. This adaptation does not confer increased resistance to early host killing mechanisms but can be detected as an enhancement in the bacterial net growth rate later in the infection. The enhanced growth rate is lost upon a single passage in vitro, and it is therefore transient and not due to selection of mutants. The adapted bacteria on average reach higher intracellular numbers in individual infected cells and therefore have patterns of organ spread different from those of nonadapted bacteria. These experiments help in developing an understanding of the influence of passage in a host on the fitness and virulence of S. enterica.
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Earthworms inhabiting arsenic contaminated soils may accelerate the leaching of As into surface and ground waters. We carried out three experiments to determine the impact of passage of As contaminated soil (1150 mgAs kg−1) through the gut of the earthworm Lumbricus terrestris on the mobility and speciation of As and the effects of earthworm mucus on As mobility. The concentration of water soluble As in soil increased (from 1.6 to 18 mg kg−1) after passage through the earthworm gut. Casts that were aged for 56 days still contained more than nine times greater water soluble As than bulk earthworm inhabited soil. Changes were due to increases in As(V) mobility, with no change in As(III). Dilute mucus extracts reduced As mobility through the formation of As-amino acid-iron oxide ternary complexes. More concentrated mucus extracts increased As mobility. These changes, together with those due to the passage through the gut, were due to increases in pH, phosphate and soluble organic carbon. The mobilisation of As from contaminated soils in the environment by cast production and mucus secretion may allow for accelerated leaching or uptake into biota which is underestimated when bulk soil samples are analysed and the influence of soil biota ignored.