Rituals and ceremonies in popular culture

Ray B. Browne

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Arts and Performance Studies Cultural and Sociopolitical Studies Cultural, Social, and Media Studies

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This collection of essays examines various rituals and ceremonies in American popular culture, including architecture, religion, television viewing, humor, eating, and dancing.

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