Three Metaphors for Liminality of the Political Party Concept
Three Metaphors for Liminality of the Political Party Concept
Author(s): Bianca TeodorescuSubject(s): Anthropology, Customs / Folklore, Cultural Anthropology / Ethnology, Culture and social structure
Published by: Editura Sitech
Keywords: cultural anthropology; communication anthropology; liminality; representation;
Summary/Abstract: The given study is circumscribed by anthropology and communication and its purpose is to research the perception and the social-anthropological concept of a political party. If we analyze the meta-analytical method and quality method, we will achieve three modes of reporting to the thought of what a political party means. The article is organized in three primary sections: the political party as a scene, the political party as a dispossession of a person, and the political party as a metamorphosis of freedom. This blend of transformation contains a multistructure in which anthropological reasoning guarantees the best possible measurements of liminality. The political party represents a social irradiation through the idea of liminality.
Journal: Social Sciences and Education Research Review
- Issue Year: 2/2015
- Issue No: 2
- Page Range: 73-80
- Page Count: 7
- Language: English