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from Free Play
  • temenos – a sacred space where the magic can happen. Make your workspace into one. Use ritual
from Voting
  • I am interested in two aspects of voting: first, in the performative / ritualistic aspects, how it provides a minimal amount of participation, how it brings the country together into a group decision process. It's a ritual whose product is not just decisions, but legitimation of itself and the institutions it is part of. That fascinates me for some reason. For me, voting is something like my equally dubious participation in religious ritual; I act despite my doubts and am fascinated by the fact that my lack of belief doesn't matter than much, the ritual has a power of its own. (see Politics as Ritual )
from Protocol Thinking
  • Protocol as ritual minus all the spiritual / psychological aspects.
from Protocols 2025
  • Rituals

    • Religious rituals like prayer have the interesting property that one of the participants is imaginary or at least, not physically present. The ritual's purpose is to conjure the presence.
from The Disappearance of Rituals: A Topology of the Present
  • [ Rituals ] turn the world into a reliable place. They are to time what a home is to space: they render time habitable.
from Play as a Cognitive Primitive
  • – Ritual and Its Consequences, An Essay on the Limits of Sincerity, Adam B. Seligman et al
from Politics as Ritual
  • See ritual and Voting
from Protocols/Ideas
  • [ Rituals ] turn the world into a reliable place. They are to time what a home is to space: they render time habitable.
    • Byung-Chul Han The Disappearance of Rituals: A Topology of the Present
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30 Oct 2021 - 05 Nov 2022
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    • Omniorthogonal: The Pull of the Man
    • relation to play
    • See The Disappearance of Rituals: A Topology of the Present

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