Sharing in ritual effervescence: emotions and empathy in fieldwork
Abstract
In this paper I explore how the anthropologist's mobilisation of emotions during fieldwork might position her in relation or in opposition to her informants, leading her to share or to resist the ritual experience. I will argue that a circumstantial empathic stance (Einfühlung) may be the only way to grasp the experiential and embodied dimensions of religious behaviours. By constantly monitoring oneself in order to maintain some distance from...
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Title
Sharing in ritual effervescence: emotions and empathy in fieldwork
Published Date
Jan 1, 1970
Journal
Volume
9
Issue
1
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