Ritualets betydning for hinduer i udlændighed

Using the Srilankan-tamil Hindus in Denmark as an example, this article discusses the ways rituals can contribute to the making of identity in a cultural encounter and thus change the intentiónality in Sri Lanka. This can result in either a ritual exclusiveness, where the Srilankan-tamil Hindues po...

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Main Author: Marianne Qvortrup Fibiger
Format: Article
Language:Danish
Published: Religionsvidenskabeligt Tidsskrift 2001-02-01
Series:Religionsvidenskabeligt Tidsskrift
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Online Access:https://tidsskrift.dk/rvt/article/view/2629
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description Using the Srilankan-tamil Hindus in Denmark as an example, this article discusses the ways rituals can contribute to the making of identity in a cultural encounter and thus change the intentiónality in Sri Lanka. This can result in either a ritual exclusiveness, where the Srilankan-tamil Hindues point out their religious particularity, or an enlargement, where a religious ritual becomes a common cultural expression among the Tamils whether they are Hindus, Muslims or Christians. At the same time the article emphasizes through these examples that the rituals must be understood as a category in and by itself and not in a combination with either myth or any text as put forward in the re.enactment theory.
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spelling doaj.art-07b9741d98524ab7852232d90373dbcf2024-01-09T13:39:44ZdanReligionsvidenskabeligt TidsskriftReligionsvidenskabeligt Tidsskrift1904-81812001-02-013810.7146/rt.v0i38.2629Ritualets betydning for hinduer i udlændighedMarianne Qvortrup Fibiger Using the Srilankan-tamil Hindus in Denmark as an example, this article discusses the ways rituals can contribute to the making of identity in a cultural encounter and thus change the intentiónality in Sri Lanka. This can result in either a ritual exclusiveness, where the Srilankan-tamil Hindues point out their religious particularity, or an enlargement, where a religious ritual becomes a common cultural expression among the Tamils whether they are Hindus, Muslims or Christians. At the same time the article emphasizes through these examples that the rituals must be understood as a category in and by itself and not in a combination with either myth or any text as put forward in the re.enactment theory. https://tidsskrift.dk/rvt/article/view/2629RitualerHinduSri Lanka
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Ritualets betydning for hinduer i udlændighed
Religionsvidenskabeligt Tidsskrift
Ritualer
Hindu
Sri Lanka
title Ritualets betydning for hinduer i udlændighed
title_full Ritualets betydning for hinduer i udlændighed
title_fullStr Ritualets betydning for hinduer i udlændighed
title_full_unstemmed Ritualets betydning for hinduer i udlændighed
title_short Ritualets betydning for hinduer i udlændighed
title_sort ritualets betydning for hinduer i udlaendighed
topic Ritualer
Hindu
Sri Lanka
url https://tidsskrift.dk/rvt/article/view/2629
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