Ethnology, Volume 38University of Pittsburgh, 1999 - Anthropology |
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Page 197
... rules as inapplicable in non- Jewish contexts . This tactic minimizes Jewish difference , allowing Jews to blend into the larger culture seamlessly . At the same time , it highlights Jewishness in the domestic sphere , creating a ...
... rules as inapplicable in non- Jewish contexts . This tactic minimizes Jewish difference , allowing Jews to blend into the larger culture seamlessly . At the same time , it highlights Jewishness in the domestic sphere , creating a ...
Page 198
... rules provide a place for expressing these understandings . They impose a set of constraints which must be obeyed or violated , ignored or acknowledged , declared or concealed . The choices that individuals make help express and even ...
... rules provide a place for expressing these understandings . They impose a set of constraints which must be obeyed or violated , ignored or acknowledged , declared or concealed . The choices that individuals make help express and even ...
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... rules of social etiquette . As Rappaport ( 1999 : 41 ) has noted , " It is very difficult to transform audiences composed of strangers whose status as such is protected by rules of etiquette to such a degree that to address a person in ...
... rules of social etiquette . As Rappaport ( 1999 : 41 ) has noted , " It is very difficult to transform audiences composed of strangers whose status as such is protected by rules of etiquette to such a degree that to address a person in ...
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