Maurice Bloch described how the "rebounding" form of this phenomenon characterizes the interaction between "the transcendental" and "the vital" in rituals.
Maurice Bloch described how the "rebounding" form of this phenomenon characterizes the interaction between "the transcendental" and "the vital" in rituals. Pierre Clastres argued that South American tribes use this phenomenon to oppose state-formation in a book on the "Archaeology" of it. A film shot by Tim Asch depicts men engaging in this behavior in the town of Mishimishimabowei-teri. A researcher was accused of encouraging this phenomenon through goods traded for genealogical information in (*) Patrick Tierney's Darkness in El Dorado. Napoleon Chagnon controversially claimed that the Yanomami tribe was constantly engaged in this behavior. For 10 points, Max Weber claimed that the state had a monopoly on what type of behavior, defined as the "intentional use of physical force?"
Maurice Bloch described how the "rebounding" form of this phenomenon characterizes the interaction between "the transcendental" and "the vital" in rituals.
violence [or force until it is read; accept aggression, fierceness, warfare, fighting, or other equivalents]