Príklady ritualized

• Evidently, the wartime letter can only be read aloud by a woman in the ritualized, sacred, private locus of home and hearth.

• It's an angular affair, its passion ritualized and formal - though at the end of the third poem a consonant glow suffuses the texture.

• Traditional condescension is based on the premise that a ritualized recognition of existing authority relationships can work toward their moral justification.

• Eventually ritualized lectures on them became the core of compact meetings.

• If features of the pain responses have become modified or ritualized, then the distress behaviour will be distinctive.

• However, rather than challenging the political system, the salons complimented it, and became highly ritualized networking opportunities.

• What is witnessed at each individual stage and as a whole is the ritualized performance of democracy in action.

• Once ritualized, this gesture is already emancipated from its functionality.

• Legitimacy distinguishes marriage from concubinage, which-though socially condoned-is not a ritualized union.

• However, at the same time, they also developed remarkably diverse and numerous interpersonal relations, ritualized mechanisms and legal institutions which served to ensure stability.

• Similarly, within these ritualized events, the composers whose works are being performed are frequently taken as something akin to mythical forefathers.

• The saint's ritualized taking on of feminine traits in no way meant to advocate empowerment for women or the permanent disruption of normative hierarchies.

• The bonds between these chief subjects and the ruler were perpetually renewed through ritualized personal contact at the royal court.

• Within his modernist grammar of surface discontinuity and 'developing-variation' procedures, repetition is scarce, and reserved mostly for specific moments of ritualized drama.

• Crucial to this guided emancipation is the response to the ritualized forms by others in the new context.