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International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management, 2023
Purpose This study aims to unlock a ritual chain mechanism that promotes socio-mental (or socio-psychological) resilience. This study draws on interaction ritual chains theory and the concept of transformative service to answer the question of how ...
I. Wong, Xue Lin, Z. Lin, Y. Lin
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Purpose This study aims to unlock a ritual chain mechanism that promotes socio-mental (or socio-psychological) resilience. This study draws on interaction ritual chains theory and the concept of transformative service to answer the question of how ...
I. Wong, Xue Lin, Z. Lin, Y. Lin
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Lineage, Food and Ritual in a Chinese Metropolis
Anthropos, 2019Thirty years ago, the eminent sinologist James Watson published a paper in Anthropos on ‘common pot’ dining in the New Territories of Hong Kong, a banquet ritual that differs fundamentally from established social norms in Chinese society. We explore the recent career of the ‘common pot’ in neighbouring Shenzhen, where it has become an important symbol ...
Man Guo, Carsten Herrmann-Pillath
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RITUAL FOOD IN ONEIROMANTIC PRACTICES OF UKRAINIANS
The Ethnology Notebooks, 2023Olena Serebryakova
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Igniting food assemblages in Sri Lanka: Ritual cooking to regenerate the world and interrelations
Contributions To Indian Sociology, 2013W. V. Daele
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Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, 2018
Fermented and alcoholic beverages played a pivotal role in feastings and social events in past agricultural and urban societies across the globe, but the origins of the sophisticated relevant technologies remain elusive.
Li Liu +5 more
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Fermented and alcoholic beverages played a pivotal role in feastings and social events in past agricultural and urban societies across the globe, but the origins of the sophisticated relevant technologies remain elusive.
Li Liu +5 more
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Journal of Ethnopharmacology, 2020
ETHNOPHARMACOLOGICAL RELEVANCE River and mountain regions in Eastern and South-Eastern Serbia are geographically interesting and, historically they represent an important resource of plants used as food, spices and as remedies for treating many diseases.
Jelena S. Matejić +5 more
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ETHNOPHARMACOLOGICAL RELEVANCE River and mountain regions in Eastern and South-Eastern Serbia are geographically interesting and, historically they represent an important resource of plants used as food, spices and as remedies for treating many diseases.
Jelena S. Matejić +5 more
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Rituals with Music and Food, Food with Music and Rituals
2021There is a number of human rituals that are accompanied by sacrifices of food and drinks. Ritual practices of different people are a huge resource of these habits that are found all over the world. This research paper will focus on the role of instrumental music in guiding these sacrifices among selected communities inhabiting Southeast Asia’s ...
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Journal of Island & Coastal Archaeology, 2019
Sea urchins (echinoids) were integrated into many aspects of prehistoric Oceanic society as they provided food, raw material for abrading tools and rare ornaments, and were used as offerings on shrines (ko‘a) in the Hawaiian Islands.
M. Weisler +2 more
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Sea urchins (echinoids) were integrated into many aspects of prehistoric Oceanic society as they provided food, raw material for abrading tools and rare ornaments, and were used as offerings on shrines (ko‘a) in the Hawaiian Islands.
M. Weisler +2 more
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, 2020
Food and dietary choices operate as a central mode of identification, a way to define the self in relation to what we consume. These modes of identity are increasingly communicated on Instagram using digital photography to present the self visually ...
S. Baker, M. Walsh
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Food and dietary choices operate as a central mode of identification, a way to define the self in relation to what we consume. These modes of identity are increasingly communicated on Instagram using digital photography to present the self visually ...
S. Baker, M. Walsh
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Hierarchy and food in Nepalese healing rituals
Social Science & Medicine, 1983An analysis of food transactions in a Nepalese village provides an interpretation of the cultural place of illness within high caste Hindu traditions. In several realms of village social life, rules of food transfer simultaneously mark hierarchical relationships between people and symbolize an interdependency among them.
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