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Journal articles on the topic "Rites séculiers"
Brooke, John L. "Enterrement, baptême et communauté en Nouvelle-Angleterre (1730-1790)." Annales. Histoire, Sciences Sociales 42, no. 3 (June 1987): 653–86. http://dx.doi.org/10.3406/ahess.1987.283410.
Full textMissonnier, Sylvain. "L’échographie obstétricale : rite médical ou rituel séculier de passage ?" L'Autre 20, no. 3 (2019): 272. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/lautr.060.0272.
Full textLemieux, Raymond. "Rite et sécularité : la mise en scène des défis du sens." Thème 4, no. 1 (March 16, 2009): 9–31. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/602430ar.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Rites séculiers"
Piette, Albert. "L'intervalle festif : étude des rites et comportements dans six fêtes séculières en Wallonie." Paris 5, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA05H056.
Full textWhat is going on in a popular fair? This question determines all the descriptions and interpretations of the thesis in front of the observation of the ambiguous world which exists in the festive frame. In order to discover the fundamental rules in the fair, we need to go beyond the theories of the fair as celebration and the fair as transgression. Another theoretical hypothesis consists in using the heuristic apport of a conception of the fair as interstitial frame with behaviors situated between two classes of behaviors and not equivalent to the either of them. So the festive gap implies behaviors which are not equivalent to these of the everyday life but don't determine a rupture of them. Hence, the problematic of research consists in considering the festive process as the making of a signifier system, so that it creates an ever rules gap, which permits to the signified to play with itself. From a double whole of fairs in Wallonia, according the fiction and the reality of the personage, the event or the signified thematic, the interpretations precise that the fair oscillates between an ideal ritualization and a secundary ritualization, between the ludic or serious retransformations of these rituals and the downkeying or upkeying practices (Goffman), between a structural codification of festive gestuals and clothes, and an antistructural expression. By making compatible the existence of these antithetic elements, the fair determines a complex movement of simultaneous affirmation and negation, and implies a deliberate moment of hesitation in the social structure which doesn't accept a perfect coincidence with itself
Kostecki, Isabelle. "Les célébrants de rites de passage séculiers au Québec : à la recherche du sens perdu." Thèse, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/18404.
Full textThis master thesis aims at making a contribution to ritual studies and the anthropology of secularism. The ethnographic research I present is based in Quebec and centers on new specialists of secular rites of passage, who are ritual makers that practice outside of organized religion. My central objective is to understand how these self-described celebrants creatively contribute to the practice of rites of passage, without relying purely on institutional support or regulation. The focus of this thesis is on birth and wedding ceremonies. I present how these celebrants use ritual innovation and creativity to offer meaningful rites in a social context marked by diversity with respect to different religious sensitivities. Indeed, secular celebrants direct their services toward people who are distanced from institutionalized religion and therefore must satisfy their values, beliefs and worldviews, in addition to elder members of the community that may still adhere to catholic traditions. The results of this qualitative research are based on a sample of ten secular celebrants operating in Quebec and displaying a variety of approaches to ritual making. The primary mode of data gathering is through semi-directed interviews and observational interactions with ritual practitioners. This study demonstrates that the social and spiritual dimensions of the wedding and birth celebrations drive the ritual celebrants, rather than purely economical motivations. Even though ritual makers may develop their practice independently from one another, the most innovative celebrants share traits and participate in a larger emerging ritual paradigm observed by Catherine Bell (2009). This paradigm is characterized by a vision where rites of passage are considered a universal means for the empowerment of the self and the community; rites of passage become a transformational as well as reflexive process for the core ritual participants; the social function of ritual is emphasized toward an ideal of authenticity whereas religious beliefs take a secondary importance; the ritual leader loses authority in favour of the participants; the experiential and participatory component of ritual are strongly invested.