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Comment: At Play in the Fields of Framing. Or, Why Framing? From Play to Work in Ritual Process

Comment in a special journal issue on "Ritual Framing: Gregory Bateson." Strathern and Stewart contrast the static frame as conceived by Gregory Bateson with the dynamic, 'moebius strip' frame as conceived by Don Handelman. This distinction may help us to understand further what...

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Published in:Journal of ritual studies 2012-01, Vol.26 (2), p.79-80
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