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Children and Civility: Ceremonial Deviance and the Acquisition of Ritual Competence

Social Psychology Quarterly, 1987
Goffinan's analyses of the ritual elements of everyday interaction indicate that our contemporary civil society is characterized by a kind of religion of civility. Based on observations of children in public settings, this article empirically analyzes some of the ways in which children are socialized to civility. That analysis indicates that children's
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Ceremony and Civility

2017
London’s civic ceremonies marked the relationships between the mayors and the crown, but also between denizens and their government, gild wardens and members, masters and apprentices, and parishioners and their church. London, like all premodern cities, was made up of immigrants.
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“Master of Ceremonies”: The World of Peter Biggs in Civil War–Era Los Angeles

Western Historical Quarterly, 2016
This article reconstructs the life and times of Peter Biggs, a free African American man in 1850s and 1860s Los Angeles, revealing the social and economic niche that he fashioned between the U.S.-Mexican War and the Civil War. Biggs’s little-known biography illuminates a forgotten moment in the temporal and spatial history of American racial ...
Kendra Field, Daniel Lynch
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Including Religion: Reflections on Legal, Religious, and Social Implications of the Developing Ceremonial Law of Marriage and Civil Partnership

Journal of Contemporary Religion, 2011
The introduction in the UK of the Civil Partnership Act (2004) and it's enactment (2005) seemed to herald a new plurality and inclusiveness in the ceremonial law and practices of marriage. However, the provisions of the Act maintain an historically exclusive demarcation between secular and religious elements.
Peter W. Edge, Dominic Corrywright
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The form of marriage in Europe: civil ceremony, religious ceremony. Survey and trends.

Population. English selection, 1996
The author examines trends in the distribution of civil and religious marriage ceremonies in Europe over time. Information is provided on marriages among different religious groups in Central, Southern, and Northern Europe. "In many countries the proportion of religious marriages is declining, in others it shows little change, while in others it is on ...
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Ceremonies of Civilization: A Study on the Aesthetics of Progress in the Age of Comparisons

Retrospektive
This article shows how post-Enlightenment philosophies of history were aesthetically embodied in certain events, institutions, and individuals that disseminated the linear and imperialist temporality of progress. As a case study, the article examines the 1876–1877 journey abroad of Dom Pedro II, Emperor of Brazil, in the context of civilizational ...
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La forme du mariage en Europe. Cérémonie civile, cérémonie religieuse. Panorama et évolution

Population, 1994
Résumé Pinnelli (Antonella), Nobile (Annunziata), Lapinch (Andis). - Tendances et facteurs de la mortalité infantile dans les pays développés et les républiques de l'ancienne Union Soviétique Après les succès dans la lutte contre les maladies infectieuses, le recul de la mortalité infantile dans les pays développés résulte maintenant de l'amélioration ...
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:Ceremony and Civility in English Renaissance Prose

The Sixteenth Century Journal, 1993
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Restaging the Civil Ceremonies of Schooling

Review of Education, Pedagogy, and Cultural Studies, 1997
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13. Restaging the Civil Ceremonies of Schooling

2010
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