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Sondra HAUSNER, Professor of Anthropology of Religion, Universit y of Oxford

Why are some social distinctions inverted and ot hers static during occasions of ritual activity? This paper asks which elem ents of the social order are malleable, and whether such flexibility in rit ual contexts depends on the fixed nature of particular relations of hierarc hy in other spheres. For example, at the Kumbh Mela festival of north India , the social distinctions between ascetics and householders are exposed in a classic example of ritual inversion: ascetics take centre stage while hou seholders attend as worshipping pilgrims. By contrast, everyday hierarchies between women and men appear reified rather than reversed: women ascetics remain on the farthest margins, behind the scenes or erased from view. Does the hierarchical relation between the genders ground the capacity for ritu al to test the relation between ascetics and householders? Ritual is famous in its capacity to invert relations, but not all elements of the social wo rld are equally fluid.

 

Sond ra HAUSNER nous propose les textes suivants pour préparer l’atelier :

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/gcqgs16jcz q4vyb/AAAtfEkAzUWgVXWzKquUoEg8a?dl=0

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