ISBN: 9781649634085 - matrimony: ritual, culture, and the heart's work (39 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: New. In a time when communal rituals and cultural ceremonies fail, longtime scholar, storyteller, and ceremonialist Stephen Jenkinson asks what it means to lose cultural inheritance. In examining matrimony and its ritual twin, patrimony, Matrimony contemplates culture-making, building and preserving cultural memory, and the ache of living in a world bereft of meaning and connection. There is a real and palpable consequence to turning away from public ceremony - and not just for the celebrants."Matrimony and patrimony are village rites, a communal affirmation of the village's ways of going on, sometimes not quite knowing how to," shares Jenkinson. "The village needs and deserves a rite of public recognition of the seismic change in its life that matrimony means to make." Privatising love, turning matrimony into a social institution barren of almost all substance, and flattening rituals into convenient events that fit into the routine of modern living erodes our connections and commitment to community and compromises our use as citizens of a troubled time. The way forward, then, is to learn and reclaim our cultural ceremonies and their meaning.Through witty stories, insightful history, and meditative questions, Matrimony invites us to contemplate the significance of matrimony, ceremony, and cultural articulation - and how to redeem them for future generations. …

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Paperback. Condición: New. In a time when communal rituals and cultural ceremonies fail, longtime scholar, storyteller, and ceremonialist Stephen Jenkinson asks what it means to lose cultural inheritance. In examining matrimony and its ritual twin, patrimony, Matrimony contemplates culture-making, building and preserving cultural memory, and the ache of living in a world bereft of meaning and connection. There is a real and palpable consequence to turning away from public ceremony - and not just for the celebrants."Matrimony and patrimony are village rites, a communal affirmation of the village's ways of going on, sometimes not quite knowing how to," shares Jenkinson. "The village needs and deserves a rite of public recognition of the seismic change in its life that matrimony means to make." Privatising love, turning matrimony into a social institution barren of almost all substance, and flattening rituals into convenient events that fit into the routine of modern living erodes our connections and commitment to community and compromises our use as citizens of a troubled time. The way forward, then, is to learn and reclaim our cultural ceremonies and their meaning.Through witty stories, insightful history, and meditative questions, Matrimony invites us to contemplate the significance of matrimony, ceremony, and cultural articulation - and how to redeem them for future generations. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A restoration of the village-making power of matrimony, a building of cultural memory, and an examination of meaning-making for our ceremonially adrift timePublic and private rituals are failing this culture. Longtime scholar, storyteller, and ceremonialist Stephen Jenkinson has tracked that failure, along with the personal poverties that have followed, and has set about mending the brokenness-the meaning and connection-one wedding ceremony at a time."Matrimony is the place where culture leans on love for its portion, its tithe," explains Jenkinson. "It is the mothering of culture, and ritual is its vehicle, and patrimony its precursor." Privatizing love, turning matrimony into a social institution barren of all substance, and flattening rituals into benign, generic celebrations of life erodes our skills as citizen witnesses to a troubled time. The way forward, then, is to learn and reclaim our cultural ceremonies and their meaning.Among the insights that Stephen Jenkinson offers in this thought-provoking work. The place of matrimony and patrimony in modern understandings of romance. The importance of village rites and rituals. Old understandings of union, marriage, and matrimony rendered newThrough witty stories, insightful history, and meditative questions, Matrimony invites us to examine the significance of matrimony, ritual, ceremony, and cultural articulation-and how to redeem them for future generations. A reclamation of cultural tradition in the ritual of matrimony for our ceremonially illiterate time. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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