The Liturgical Celebration: Symbolic Expression and Act of Communication

By:

Katuvadioko, Gabriel [Author]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London, United Kingdom Sciencia Scripts 2023Description: 98pISBN:

9786205972342

DDC classification:

K159 F30.7

Contents:

Part one, Prolegomena: The Theoretical basis, The symbol carries meaning, introduction, Etymological analysis, The semantic field of the symbol, The symbol and the emergence of meaning, The liturgical Concept, The liturgy is a specific expression, Of the spectacular phenomenon, Ethnoscenology: a proposal for a definition, What is meant by the term " Spectacular", Liturgical celebration and spectacular phenomenon, Symbols in the liturgical celebration, The rite in the human condition, The liturgical actor gives meaning to the symbol, Quest for the effectiveness if the liturgical symbol, Reclaiming creative powers, Revitalizing the liturgical celebration. Revaluing the symbolic capital of the liturgy, Taking body language into account in the liturgy, Faith is rooted in bodily expression

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Part one,
Prolegomena: The Theoretical basis,
The symbol carries meaning,
introduction,
Etymological analysis,
The semantic field of the symbol,
The symbol and the emergence of meaning,
The liturgical Concept,
The liturgy is a specific expression,
Of the spectacular phenomenon,
Ethnoscenology: a proposal for a definition,
What is meant by the term " Spectacular",
Liturgical celebration and spectacular phenomenon,
Symbols in the liturgical celebration,
The rite in the human condition,
The liturgical actor gives meaning to the symbol,
Quest for the effectiveness if the liturgical symbol,
Reclaiming creative powers,
Revitalizing the liturgical celebration.
Revaluing the symbolic capital of the liturgy,
Taking body language into account in the liturgy,
Faith is rooted in bodily expression

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