Ritual Performativity is a theoretical construct within ritual studies that denotes the capacity of ritual actions to effect social, symbolic, or transformative outcomes through their performative enactment, distinguished from mere ritual performance by its emphasis on the illocutive force and iterative efficacy of ritualized acts.
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Ritual Theory, Ritual Practice
James V. Spickard, Catherine Bell · Sociology of Religion · 1993 · 3.4K citations
Ritual and its consequences: an essay on the limits of sincerity
Choice Reviews Online · 2008 · 208 citations
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