...Ceremonies are paradoxical in this way. Being the most obviously contrived forms of social contact, they epitomize the made-up quality of culture and...into such questions. Ceremonies convey most of their messages as postulates (1977:18). Edelman has argued that it is people's most deeply held political...

...Ceremonies are paradoxical in this way. Being the most obviously contrived forms of social contact, they epitomize the made-up quality of culture and...purpose is to discourage untrammeled inquiry into such questions.91 For Dekker, as for other pageant-writers commissioned by the London companies to script...

...Ceremonies are paradoxical in this way. Being the most obviously contrived forms of social contact, they epitomize the made-up quality of culture and...such. Yet their very form and purpose is to discourage untrammelcd inquiry into such questions. Ceremonies convey most of their messages as postulates. (1977:17-18)...

...Ceremonies are paradoxical in this way. Being the most obviously contrived forms of social contact, they epitomize the made-up quality of culture and...discourage untrammeled inquiry into such questions." 48. Claude Meusy, "Chronique departementale," RM, 1 December 1921; La Meuse, 24 October 1925; the prefect...

...da22le than to inform: M<x>re and Myerhoff note of secular ceremonies in general that they "epitomi2e the made-up quality of culture and almost invite notice...into such questions. Ceremonies convey most of their messages as postulates." 48 Despite their assertive rather than analytical mode, tournaments do stage...