In one work, this thinker posits that the four main phases of public action are breach, crisis, redressive action, and reintegration.Aftfter his death, his wife published a monograph on the healing practices of the Inupiat tribe of Alaskan eskimos, entitled Â˜The Hands Feel It. In an essay, he draws a distinction between "Taxonomy Versus Dynamics" while analyzing "witchcraft andsorcery," and in another essay, he chronicles his time spent with a doctor called Muchona the Hornet, who this thinker calledan "Interpreter of Religion." In his book Dramas, Fields, and Metaphors, this student of Max Gluckman coined the term"communitas" to refer to a 
In one work, this thinker posits that the four main phases of public action are breach, crisis, redressive action, and reintegration.Aftfter his death, his wife published a monograph on the healing practices of the Inupiat tribe of Alaskan eskimos, entitled Â˜The Hands Feel It. In an essay, he draws a distinction between "Taxonomy Versus Dynamics" while analyzing "witchcraft andsorcery," and in another essay, he chronicles his time spent with a doctor called Muchona the Hornet, who this thinker calledan "Interpreter of Religion." In his book Dramas, Fields, and Metaphors, this student of Max Gluckman coined the term"communitas" to refer to a fusion of individuals into a collective identity. He's remembered for studying the Ndembu tribeand for writing a chapter entitled "Betwixt and Between," which draws upon the work of Arnold van Gennep to describe akind of cultural event. For 10 points, name this British anthropologist who developed the concept of liminality in his bookThe Forest of Symbols, wherein he studied rites of passage.
In one work, this thinker posits that the four main phases of public action are breach, crisis, redressive action, and reintegration.
Victor Witter Turner