Homo ritualis: Hindu ritual and its significance for ritual theory
"This book describes and analyzes various forms of Hindu rituals and examines various conceptional components of (Hindu) rituals such as framing, formality modality and theories of meaning. It is asked how indigenous terms and notions of ritual modifies ritual theory. The book thus is the first...
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CONTENTS
TABLES AND FIGURES X
PREFACE XI
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XV
ABBREVIATIONS
XVII
PRONUNCIATION
OF
INDIAN AND NEPALESE WORDS XIX
INTRODUCTION
I
PART
I: FRAMING
I.
THE BEGINNING OF RITUALS 43
1.1 THE SOLEMN
INTENTION
(SAMKALPA) 43
1.2 GREETING AND RITUALIZED GREETING (NAMASKARA) 58
CONCLUSION 69
PART
II:
FORMALITY
2. REPETITIVE
RULES
(VIDHI) 73
2.1 THE GRAMMAR OF RITUALS 74
2.2 A PRELIMINARY "GRAMMAR" OF NEWAR LIFE-CYCLE
RITUALS 94
2.3 RITUALS IN HANDBOOKS (PADDHATI) 112
VIII
CONTENTS
3. AGENCY IN RITUAL 118
3.1 RITUAL COMPETENCY (ADHIKARA) 118
3.2 ATONEMENTS FOR RITUAL MISHAPS (PRAYASCITTA) 127
3.3 THE COMIC
SIDE
OF RITUAL FORMALITY 136
4. PLAYFUL RITUALS
(ILIA)
146
4.1 MUSIC AND RITUAL MUSIC 147
4.2
DANCE
AND RITUAL
DANCE
151
4.3 EMOTIONS AND RITUAL EMOTIONS 159
CONCLUSION 170
PART
III: MODALITY
5. INDIVIDUALIZED AND DOMESTIC RITUALS (SAMSKARA) 179
5.1 THE
BOY'S
INITIATION
185
5.2 THE GIRL'S
INITIATION
191
5.3 THE MARRIAGE 193
5.4 DEATH RITUALS AND REDEMPTION 198
6. COLLECTIVE AND PUBLIC RITUALS 211
6.1 TEMPLE
FESTIVALS
(UTSAVA) 214
6.2 VOWS (VRATA) 219
6.3 PILGRIMAGES AND
PROCESSIONS
(YATRA) 221
7.
TRANSCENDENCE
IN RITUALS 228
7.1 THE VEDIC
SACRIFICE
(YAJNA) 231
7.2 THE FIRE
SACRIFICE
(HOMA) 237
7.3 WORSHIP AND
PRAYER
(PUJA) 247
7.4
E-DARSHAN
AND CYBER-PUJA 258
CONCLUSION 261
PART
IV: MEANING
8. MEANING AND FUNCTION 269
8.1 THE CULTURAL
STUDIES
APPROACH 269
8.2 THE COGNITIVE
SCIENCES
APPROACH 279
CONTENTS
9. THE PURVAMLMAMSA THEORY OF RITUAL EFFICACY
CONCLUSION 308
IX
293
PART
V: THE HINDU PATH
OF
RITUAL*SUMMARY
APPENDIX: AUTOMATIC DETECTION
OF
RITUAL
STRUCTURES 319
GLOSSARY 325
REFERENCES 329
INDEX 361 |
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| spellingShingle | Michaels, Axel 1949- Homo ritualis Hindu ritual and its significance for ritual theory Includes bibliographical references and index Machine generated contents note: -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Abbreviations -- Plates and Figures -- Pronunciation of Indian Words -- Introduction -- Part I: Framing -- 1. The Beginning of Rituals -- 1.1 The Solemn Intention (samkalpa) -- 1.2 Greeting and Ritualized Greeting (namaskara) -- Conclusion -- Part II: Formality -- 2. Repetitive Rules (vidhi) -- 2.1 The Grammar of Rituals -- 2.2 A Preliminary "Grammar" of Newar Life-cycle Rituals -- 2.3 Rituals in Handbooks (paddhati) -- 3. Agency in Ritual -- 3.1 Ritual Competency (adhikara) -- 3.2 Atonements for Ritual Mishaps (prayascitta) -- 3.3 The Comic Side of Ritual Formality -- 4. Performed and Played Rituals (lila) -- 4.1 Music and Ritual Music -- 4.2 Dance and Ritual Dance -- 4.3 Emotions and Ritual Emotions -- Conclusion -- Part III: Modality -- 5. Individualized and Domestic Rituals (samskara) -- 5.1 The Boy's Initiation -- 5.2 The Girl's Initiation -- 5.3 The Marriage -- 5.4 Death Rituals and Redemption -- 6. Collective and Public Rituals -- 6.1 Temple Festivals (utsava) -- 6.2 Vows (vrata) -- 6.3 Pilgrimages and Processions (yatra) -- 7. Transcendence in Rituals -- 7.1 The Vedic Sacrifice (yajña) -- 7.2 The Fire Sacrifice (homa) -- 7.3 Worship and Prayer (puja) -- 7.4 E-darshan and Cyber-puja -- Conclusion -- Part IV: Meaning -- 8. Meaning and Function -- 8.1 The Cultural Studies Approach -- 8.2 The Cognitive Sciences approach -- 9. The Purvamimamsa Theory of Ritual Efficacy -- Conclusion -- Part V: The Hindu Path of Ritual-Summary -- Appendix: Automatic Detection of Ritual Structures -- Glossary -- References Hinduism / Rituals RELIGION / Hinduism / Rituals & Practice bisacsh Ritual (DE-588)4050164-4 gnd Newār (DE-588)4101166-1 gnd Hinduismus (DE-588)4024955-4 gnd |
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| title | Homo ritualis Hindu ritual and its significance for ritual theory |
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| title_full | Homo ritualis Hindu ritual and its significance for ritual theory Axel Michaels |
| title_fullStr | Homo ritualis Hindu ritual and its significance for ritual theory Axel Michaels |
| title_full_unstemmed | Homo ritualis Hindu ritual and its significance for ritual theory Axel Michaels |
| title_short | Homo ritualis |
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| title_sub | Hindu ritual and its significance for ritual theory |
| topic | Hinduism / Rituals RELIGION / Hinduism / Rituals & Practice bisacsh Ritual (DE-588)4050164-4 gnd Newār (DE-588)4101166-1 gnd Hinduismus (DE-588)4024955-4 gnd |
| topic_facet | Hinduism / Rituals RELIGION / Hinduism / Rituals & Practice Ritual Newār Hinduismus Nepal |
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