Performance, practice and meaning in christian baptism

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ANDERSON, E. Byron

Series: WORSHIPPublication details: Minnesota 1995 St BenedictDescription: Vol.69 No.6Subject(s):

Baptism-catholic church

Summary: Explores post-structuralist frameworks which move the understanding of ritual from process and performance to practice. Proposes a three-fold model by which to speak about sacramental meaning: manifestation, presentation, and emergence. Points toward possibilities for the interpretation of baptism in light of this model.

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Explores post-structuralist frameworks which move the understanding of ritual from process and performance to practice. Proposes a three-fold model by which to speak about sacramental meaning: manifestation, presentation, and emergence. Points toward possibilities for the interpretation of baptism in light of this model.

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