RT Article
T1 COUNTERINTUITIVENESS AND RITUAL EFFICACY IN EARLY MODERN KARELIAN HEALING: AN APPLICATION OF THE RITUAL COMPETENCE THEORY = PROTIINTUITIVNOST IN RITUALNA UČINKOVITOST V ZGODNJEMODERNEM KARELIJSKEM ZDRAVLJENJU UPORABA TEORIJE RITUALNE KOMPETENCE
JF Traditiones
VO 47
IS 3
SP 63
OP 82
A1 Kohonen, Siria
LA English
YR 2018
UL https://ixtheo.de/Record/1738477983
AB This article presents an application of Thomas E. Lawson and Robert N. McCauley’s ritual competence theory in order to study two early modern Karelian sages and their rituals, especially their healing rituals. I analyse how this application presents ritual efficacy in archived healing narratives, and how such an efficacy affects interpretations of the rituals and their performers.
AB V članku je predstavljena uporaba teorije ritualne kompetence Thomasa E. Lawsona in Roberta N. McCauleya na primeru dveh zgodnjemodernih karelijskih modrecev in njunih obredov, posebej zdravilnih. Avtorica analizira, kako ta raba predstavlja ritualno učinkovitost v arhiviranih zdravilnih pripovedih in kako učinkovitost vpliva na interpretacijo obredov in njihovih izvajalcev.
K1 Karelia
K1 counterintuitiveness
K1 healing rituals
K1 modreci
K1 obredi
K1 protiintuitivnost
K1 ritual competence theory  //  Karelija
K1 Rituals
K1 Sages
K1 teorija ritualne kompetence
K1 zdravilni obredi
DO 10.3986/Traditio2018470305