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A educação Mexica: o papel das escolas oficiais no controle e organização da sociedade / The Mexica Education: the role of public schools in the control and organization of societyAdriana Araujo Madeira 11 April 2011 (has links)
Este trabalho resulta de um estudo sobre as instituições oficiais educativas mexicas no contexto de hegemonia política da Tríplice Aliança estabelecida no Planalto Central Mexicano, no Pós-Clássico Tardio (1428 d.C. e 1521 d.C), período em que unificaram-se as forças bélicas de Mexico-Tenochtitlan, Texcoco e Tacuba. Os templos-escola oficiais mexicas se incumbiam da formação religiosa e militar dos jovens para a participação nas atividades vinculadas à organização estatal. O objetivo do estudo foi demonstrar a vital importância do sistema educacional na organização sócio-política mexica, entendido como elemento articulador das atividades religiosas, militares e econômicas. Para a realização da pesquisa foram adotadas como fontes primárias crônicas e documentos pictográficos produzidos no século XVI, bem como dados arqueológicos relativos a um templo-escola escavado no Templo Mayor de Mexico- Tenochtitlan. / This work presents the results of a systematic analysis of data concerning the official mexica educational institutions in the context of the Triple Aliance´s political hegemony established by the governing powers of Mexico-Tenochtitlan, Texcoco and Tacuba. The temple-schools administrated by the mexica were mainly responsible for transmitting the military and religious precepts in order to prepare individuals for state matters and official duties. The aim of this study was to demonstrate the fundamental importance of the educational system in mexica\'s social and political organization. The institutions known as the mexica temple-schools are viewed here as common ground in which perpassed religious, military and economical activities. The research was based upon the comparative analysis of XVI century chronicles, pictorial manuscripts and archaeological evidence.
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O ritual da congada e o “estar no rosário”: um estudo etnográfico acerca da festa e das mediações em São João del ReiSilva, Daniel Albergaria 28 September 2009 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2009-09-28 / O fenômeno humano abordado neste estudo são as relações entre grupos de Congado, chamados de Ternos de Congado, acompanhados em Festas de Nossa Senhora do Rosário na região do Campo das Vertentes, zona da mata de Minas Gerais. O objetivo foi de perceber o que os participantes mobilizavam nestes momentos festivos, procurando descrever, a partir do acompanhamento de um terno de congado em alguns de seus itinerários entre o ano de 2007 e 2008, as relações estabelecidas em seu contexto festivo. A dinâmica estabelecida em campo e que orientou a observação e o enfoque desta pesquisa proporcionou um deslocamento essencial e direcionador do foco de observação aqui apresentado. As precauções enfatizadas pelos congadeiros para “estarem no Rosário”, envolvia uma série de procedimentos tradicionais no diálogo a outros ternos de congado, a ancestrais mortos, a santos católicos, a entidades do panteão afro-brasileiro, além de outros participantes do festejo, como reis e rainhas congas e os festeiros. No contexto da Festa de Nossa Senhora do Rosário os congadeiros anunciavam interações com diversos atores, participantes em algum sentido, do mesmo evento. Juntamente a estas questões, serão exploradas discussões acerca da abordagem etnográfica e do dado relacional oferecido pelos interlocutores, “o estar no rosário”, para designar algumas interações que permeavam as festividades do Rosário acompanhadas. / The human phenomenon dealt with in this study are the relationships among groups of “Congado”, called “Ternos de Congado”, on certain festivals of Our Lady of the Rosary in the region of Campos das Vertentes, Zona da Mata of Minas Gerais. The aim was to notice what the participants mobilized during those festive moments, trying to describe, from the watch of a “terno de congado” in some of its routes between the years 2007 and 2008, the established relationships during the festive context. The dynamics established in field guided the observation and the focus of this research, which provided an essential and leading shift of the focus of observation presented here. The precautions emphasized by the “Congadeiros” - in order “estarem no Rosário” - used to involve a series of traditional procedures in the dialogue with other “ternos do congado”, with dead ancestors, with Catholic saints, with entities from the African-Brazilian pantheon, besides with other participants of the celebration, as the Kings and the Queens of “Congado” and the revelers of the party. In the context of the Our Lady of the Rosary’s festival, the “congadeiros” used to interact with these several actors - participants in a sense - of the same event. Along with these issues, discussions concerning the ethnographic approach and the relational data offered by speakers – the “estar no Rosário” - will be explored here. This data, taken seriously conceptually, made possible to approach some of the interactions that permeated the festivities of the Rosary.
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Sacrifício ritual, laços sociais e sexualidade / Rite sacrifice, sexuality and social tiesAbreu, Marilande Martins, 1976- 04 April 2013 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2013 / Resumo: O presente estudo se propõe a delinear uma análise da realidade social a partir do conceito de sacrifício ritual, um fato social total à medida que apreende instâncias da vida política, religiosa, econômica e cultural. Para isso, os métodos tomados da Antropologia das Formas Expressivas e alguns conceitos da Teoria Psicanalítica, permitem problematizar e acompanhar legendas de narrativas míticas e rituais da Grécia Antiga através do simbolismo ritual que permite apreender a justaposição entre homem, deus e o animal, esse jogo se institui em correspondência e dependência da simbolização do feminino. O simbolismo ritual desvenda alguns elos entre laços sociais interdições sexuais, agressividade e sexualidade, permite ainda, interpretar o sacrifício ritual como imagem especular da ordem social. Estes temas remetem ao incesto e ao parricídio, fenômenos sociais implicados no sacrifício ritual e no jogo de justaposição entre homem, deus e o animal. Portanto, a partir de Totem e Tabu, de Sigmund Freud; A Violência e o Sagrado, de René Girard; e Homo-Necans - ritos sacrificiais e mitos da Grécia Antiga, de Walter Burkert, pretende-se interpretar algumas legendas míticas e rituais do politeísmo grego para evidenciar analogias e semelhanças entre sistemas sacrificiais de práticas religiosas de modernos e totêmicos, ou ainda, de monoteístas e politeístas. Essas imagens míticas e rituais repetem cenas de ordem e desordem associados à ação sacrificial, aproximam castração e ordem simbólico-ritual fálica, mito do Complexo de Édipo e pai da horda primitiva, tabu totêmico e tabu obsessivo, matriarcado e patriarcado. Jesus Cristo, Dionísio, Apolo e Hefesto se situam no jogo de justaposição entre homem, deus e o animal, associam-se ao campo masculino e ao patriarcado; do mesmo modo, divindades femininas como Maria, Deméter, Hera, Atena e Afrodite constituem imagens superpostas da mulher como mãe, virgem e amante, figuras situadas no campo feminino. O simbolismo ritual permite, assim, interpretar o advento do matriarcado em relação de dependência e polarização com o patriarcado, ambos repetem compulsivamente o jogo de superposições entre homem, deus e o animal que institui simbolismo ritual e transmite tradição cultural / Resumé: Cette étude se propose d'esquisser une analyse de la réalité sociale à partir du concept de sacrifice rituel, un fait social total dans la mesure où il comprend les instances de la vie politique, religieuse, économique et culturelle. Pour cela, les méthodes empruntées à l'anthropologie des formes expressives, et quelques concepts de la théorie psychanalytique permettent de problématiser et de suivre les légendes mythiques et rituelles de la Grèce antique à travers le symbolisme rituel, qui permet de comprendre la juxtaposition entre homme, dieu, et animal, qui s'institue en correspondance et en dépendance de la symbolisation du féminin. Le symbolisme rituel révèle quelque chaînons entre liens sociaux, interdictions sexuelles, agressivité et sexualité, et permet aussi d'interpréter le sacrifice rituel comme image spéculaire de l'ordre social. Ces thèmes renvoient à l'inceste et au parricide, phénomènes sociaux impliqués dans le sacrifice rituel et dans le jeu de juxtaposition entre homme, dieu, et animal. Donc, à partir de Totem et Tabou, de Sigmund Freud, de La violence et le sacré, de René Girard, et de Homo necans - rites sacrificiels et mythes de la Grèce antique, de Walter Burkert, on a l'intention d'interpréter quelques légendes mythiques et rituelles du polythéisme grec, ceci afin de mettre en évidence les analogies et les ressemblances entre les systèmes sacrificiels des pratiques religieuses modernes et totémiques, ou encore, monothéistes et polythéistes. Ces images mythiques et rituelles répètent les scènes d?ordre et de désordre associées à l'acte sacrificiel, rapprochent castration et ordre symbolico-phallique, mythe du complexe d'oedipe et du père de la horde primitive, tabou totémique et tabou obsessionnel, matriarcat et patriarcat. Jésus Christ, Dionysos, Apollon et Héphaïstos, se situent dans le jeu de juxtaposition entre homme, dieu, et animal, et sont associés au champ masculin et au patriarcat, et de la même façon, des divinités féminines comme Marie, Déméter, Héra, Athéna, et Aphrodite constituent des images superposées de la femme avec la mère, la vierge et l'amante, figures situées dans le champ féminin. Le symbolisme rituel permet ainsi d?interpréter l?avènement du matriarcat en relation de dépendance et de polarisation avec le patriarcat, l'un comme l'autre répétant compulsivement le jeu de superposition entre homme, dieu et animal qui institue le symbolisme rituel et transmet la tradition culturelle / Abstract: This study proposes to outline an analysis of social reality from the concept of ritual sacrifice, a total social fact that measuresand apprehends of political life, religious, economic and cultural life. For this reason, the methods taken from Anthropology of expressive forms and some concepts in psychoanalytic theory, allow problematize and accompany captions of mythic narratives and rituals of Ancient Greece through the ritual symbolism, which enables to seize the juxtaposition between man, God and the animal, which is establishing in correspondence and dependence of symbolization of the female. The ritual symbolism uncovers some links between social ties sexual prohibitions, aggression and sexuality, also allows, interpret the sacrifice ritual as specular image of the social order. These issues relate to the incest and the "parricidio", social phenomena involved in ritual sacrifice and in the game of juxtaposition between man, God and the animal. Therefore, from Totem and Taboo, Sigmund Freud; The violence and the sacred, of René Girard; and Homo-Necans - sacrificial rites and myths of Ancient Greece, of Walter Bürkert works, we want to interpret some mythical legends and rituals of the Greek polytheism to highlight similarities and parallels between sacrificial systems of religious practices of modern and "totemicos", or even, monotheistic and polytheist. These mythic images and rituals are repeated scenes of order and disorder associated with the sacrificial action, approach castration and order symbolic-ones, myth of Edipus Complex and father of the primitive horde, "totenico"taboo and obsessive taboo, matriarchy and the patriarchy. Jesus Christ, Dionysus, Apollo and Hefesto are situated in the game of juxtaposition between man, God and the animal, are associated with the male field and to the patriarchy; similarly, female deities as Mary, Demeter, Hera, Athena and Aphrodite are overlapping images of woman as mother, virgin and lover, figures situated in the countryside female. The ritual symbolism used to interpret the advent of matriarachy in relation of dependence and polarization with the patriarchy, both repeat compulsively the game of superpositions between man, God and the animal establishing ritual symbolism and transmits cultural tradition / Doutorado / Ciencias Sociais / Doutora em Ciências Sociais
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Table rules : reprogramming dead or under-used space through the intervention of food and architectureNothnagel, Werner Otto 28 July 2008 (has links)
The intention of this dissertation is to reprogramme dead or underused urban space in order to create an interactive economic and educational facility. This is achieved by the use of food and architecture acts as the catalysts which activates the dead or underused space. The growth and expansion of cities are uncontrollable, the border between urban and landscape becomes increasingly unclear. Architecture becomes an exhibition of the proposed interventions, between urban and landscape. An existing parking lot in the Pretoria CBD is used to prove that, if an architectural intervention is attached to the existing urban fabric, a space were people can interact and experience the city can be activated. This is a place where the ritual of food and of architecture can be explored. This project revolves around the debate over the impact of the ritual of eating and how architecture is an ingredient in the ritual of eating. The design borrows from the predominant principles of the chef to satisfy the hunger of consumers. The project responds to the context, the conscious and the subconscious. Like a meal, a poem, or a piece of music, it aims to create a feast for the senses. / Dissertation (MArch(Prof))--University of Pretoria, 2008. / Architecture / unrestricted
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Religião e espetáculo: análise da dimensão espetacular das festas públicas do candomblé / Religion and spectacle: analysis of spectacular dimension of candomble public \'festas\'Eufrazia Cristina Menezes Santos 17 March 2006 (has links)
Neste trabalho, situo a festa na estrutura ritual do candomblé, abordando preferencialmente a dimensão espetacular de sua liturgia. Privilegio, na descrição etnográfica, os elementos relacionados à construção do espetáculo religioso: a estética, o simbolismo das cores, a interatividade entre os atores rituais e o público, o aparato, a linguagem gestual, os aspectos dramáticos e lúdicos. Defendo que a dimensão espetacular das festas públicas do candomblé constituiu um dos principais fatores responsáveis pelo aumento da visibilidade social alcançada por essa religião no espaço público. Uma presença em parte justificada pelo poder de atração das linguagens expressivas que integram sua estrutura ritual. Um dos aspectos mais importantes da inserção social do candomblé foi a preservação da dimensão espetacular de sua ritualística, independente de todo sincretismo que esteve na base do seu processo de institucionalização. Esta religião não só conservou os elementos do espetáculo como os potencializou, tornando o caráter espetacular das cerimônias públicas um dos seus principais sinais diacríticos no universo religioso brasileiro. A presença de símbolos e práticas religiosas do candomblé em outros circuitos festivos, a exemplo do que acontece na Festa do Bonfim e na Festa de Iemanjá em Salvador, bem como o seu uso comercial e político por parte do Estado através dos seus órgãos de turismo, representam a contraface dessa inserção do candomblé no espaço público. / In this work I place the \"festa\" in the ritual structure of candomble, dealing preferably with the spectacular dimension of its liturgy. I privilege, in the ethnographic description, the elements related to the construction of the religious spectacle: the esthetics, the symbolism of colour, the interaction between ritual actors and the audience, the gestural language, the dramatic and the ludic aspects. I argue that the spectacular dimension of candomble public \"festas\" has been one of the major factors accountable for the rise in social visibility attained by this religion in the public sphere. This presence is partially due to the power of attraction exerted by the expressive languages that are part of its ritual structure. One of the main aspects of its social insertion was the preservation of the spectacular dimension of its ritual, independently of all the syncretism that has been in the basis of its institucionalization process. This religion not only has preserved spectacle elements but has actually strengthened them, making the spectacular character of the public ceremonies one of its main diacritic signs in the Brazilian religious universe. The presence of symbols and religious practices of candomble in other festive events, as is the case with the \"Festa do Bonfim\" and the \"Festa de Iemanjá\", in Salvador, as well as its commercial and political use by the State through its tourism offices, represent another facet of this insertion of candomble in the public sphere.
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Rite in nature: cultivating religious naturalist ritual leadership in a Unitarian Universalist congregationChenowith, Eliot Brian Christopher 26 July 2024 (has links)
The Unitarian Universalist Church of Lexington, KY longs for religious naturalist ritual, but a framework for cultivating leaders of religious naturalist ritual does not exist. This project will explore and encourage the development of religious naturalist ritual leadership in a Unitarian Universalist congregation through experimentation and engagement with established ritual theory. Using characteristics of ritual as outlined in the work of Richard Grimes, the intersection of pastoral care and ritual leadership, and ritual improvisation, an ethic of ritual leadership will start to emerge. From this theory of ritual leadership, a curriculum to create a Ritual Design Lab in a congregational context will be formed to form ritual leaders while creating rituals rooted in a religious naturalist worldview.
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Family: a study of the role of ritual and it's effects on the Kansas State football teamHanson, Zachary R. January 1900 (has links)
Master of Arts / Department of Sociology / Laszlo Kulcsar / “Family” is a sacred concept to the Kansas State football team. Calling a group of 100
plus players from across the nation and ten coaches a family is a unique concept when it is viewed from the outside. However, if you have been a part of the rituals involved in it, you understand. This research project examines the role of ritual in the “family” environment of Kansas State football and how that affects young men from different sociological backgrounds by interviewing 20 current and past players in the program. Though the findings showed that this culture affected all respondents in a positive way, it was also discovered that 4 particular young men who grew up with less family support were affected more than those who felt supported by their family from a young age.
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The social context of prehistoric figurines and statuary from the Mediterranean and Near EastTownsend, Andrew P. J. January 1997 (has links)
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No event, no history : masquerading in Ikole-EkitiRea, William Robson January 1994 (has links)
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Shifting understandings of performance practice in an African context through auto-ethnographyLejowa, Jessica Oreeditse 23 November 2010 (has links)
Abstract
By critically analysing three pieces of devised performance, Even as I Walk (2008), They Were Silent (2009) and The Wages of Sin (2009), I argue that the concept of performance is not easily defined. Rather, it is an ever-changing phenomenon, which can become a useful platform for dialoguing about deeply personal and necessarily public and political subject matter. I locate myself and the theatre makers I worked with to create the three pieces, in the work by reflecting on and writing about the processes using auto-ethnography as a lens.
The context within which I write, and within which my collaborators and I work, is that of our locations in very specific African, moral, cultural, political and creative impulses which we interrogate through the creative processes. Through the writing and reflecting, I arrive at various conclusions, including what I call ‘the methodology of not knowing,’ the importance of the group in facilitating the research and creative process, the necessity of redefining or renegotiation—for the purposes of both the research and the creative goals—our understandings of what performance is.
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