Απο το γάμο, στο θάνατο, και στους καλικάντζαρους: Τι δε βλέπουμε στις τελετουργίες μας;

from Βαριές κουβέντες / Varies Kouventes · host Yorgos

Σε αυτό το επεισόδιο φιλοξενούμε τον κο Ευάγγελο Αυδίκο, ομότιμο καθηγητή Ανθρωπολογίας, για μια βαθιά, προφορική χαρτογράφηση των τελετουργιών – από τα μοιρολόγια της Μάνης μέχρι τα liminal spaces των σύγχρονων πολυκατοικιών.📌 Μιλάμε για:– Το πένθος και την ψυχολογική δύναμη του θρήνου– Τον γάμο ως κοινωνικό «θάνατο» και επαναγέννηση– Τη λαϊκή πίστη και τους καλικάντζαρους– Τι είναι το ιερό σήμερα;– Γιατί η μετάβαση χωρίς τελετουργία αφήνει μέσα μας χάος🕯 Ακούστε, σκεφτείτε, και πείτε μας: Πότε ήταν η τελευταία φορά που ζήσατε μια τελετή αληθινά;📎 Βρείτε μας στο Youtube.📲 Instagram: @varieskouventesSupport the show

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