Sentences with phrase «of as a rite of passage»

Although it's often thought of as a rite of passage for expecting moms, morning sickness can have some surprising health benefits for expectant mother

Although it's often thought of as a rite of passage for expecting moms, morning sickness can have some surprising health benefits for expectant mothers.

No, not at all, but I'm just going to think of it as a rite of passage as an intern, and hopefully I'll get a whole ton of learning in!

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He describes the DAO attack as a «rite of passage» for Ethereum.

A pint of local Quidi Vidi Honey Brown ale and an order of fish and chips at the Duke, as it's commonly known, is practically a rite of passage.

is a kind of rite of passage for clergy as they move into their midcareers.

My colleagues and I have come to view that structure and discipline as a kind of rite of passage for clergy as they move into their midcareers.

Although their particular tactics are enormously diverse, many fundamentalist groups impose creedal tests on their followers, many have rites of passage such as conversion experiences that demarcate entry into the community, and many enforce conformity in such matters as dress, sexuality and the use of alcohol.

Even if the customs of hospitality might change, or even if such rites of passage as weaning might no longer be celebrated, the larger issue — the importance of play — remains evident.

As a result, «ideas of purity and impurity» which were so pervasive in the lives of Hindus have become much weaker, and in the life - style of the middle class they are «becoming confined to rites of passage, pilgrimages and a few festivals».

Before World War II, college was an expected rite of passage for persons of certain classes, such as professionals.

As well as campaigning for a more secular society, the BHA offers trained celebrants for weddings, births and funerals; for people who want meaningful but religion-less rites of passagAs well as campaigning for a more secular society, the BHA offers trained celebrants for weddings, births and funerals; for people who want meaningful but religion-less rites of passagas campaigning for a more secular society, the BHA offers trained celebrants for weddings, births and funerals; for people who want meaningful but religion-less rites of passage.

Growing up in a rural community, gaining the PRIVILEGE (we understood it as such) of getting your first hunting license was a rite of passage for a 12 year old.

similarities and variations evident so far as women traverse these professional rites of passage.

We envisioned the liturgy as providing something like a rite of passage for the students, a kind of leave - taking from an extraordinary experience, a corporate act of closure.

This means in 2011 that VBS is as much a rite of passage for the average Nashvillian as little league and school dances.

Are faith transitions merely a rite of passage for 18 - 30 year - olds or is there something larger going on in the broader culture, something like what Phyllis Tickle describes in the Great Emergence as postmoderns picking and choosing the best elements from each faith tradition and trying to weld those elements into one?

My proposal is to read the Whiteheadian account of processive - relational activity that is the dynamic thrust of the life process as identical with the general abstract structure described in the work of Arnold Van Gennep and Victor Turner on rites of passage.

One will not fail to notice — although I have suppressed many of the details here — that rites of passage take the male as paradigmatic, that the founders of the major world religions have all been male, and that spiritual quests as recorded throughout history add up to a kind of Million Man March.

The concern is that companies like Mondelēz Foods and Sainsbury's are adopting third party standards as a «rite of passage» into sustainable sourcing.

Before I reached my teens, my father, then a professor of classics at the University of Wisconsin, had led me through that rite of passage known as introducing a son to sports.

Maybe short loans can be seen as toughening up exercises or a way to get used to larger crowds but it need not be seen as a mandatory rite of passage.

Potty training is as much as rite of passage for a parent as the toddler.

While learning to balance a checkbook was once a rite of passage for young adults, it's just as important these days for kids to learn to digitally manage their finances.

Our pediatric physical therapist has some awesome tips and tricks that will pave the way to success as your child masters this childhood rite of passage!

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Religion Dept. Colloquium: «The Power of Ritual»; Public Lecture: «Birth as an American Rite of Passage»

1983 ICEA Southern Regional Conference, Knoxville, TN Topic: «Pregnancy as an American Rite of Passage: The Role of the Childbirth Educator»

Paper: «Birth as a Rite of Passage.»

«Pregnancy as an American Rite of Passage: Society's Messages to American Women.»

1998 Maternity Center Association Birth Forum, Keynote, «Birth as an American Rite of Passage.»

1988 «Birth as an American Rite of Passage,» in Childbirth in America: Anthropological Perspectives, Karen Michaelson, ed., Beacon Hill, MA: Bergin and Garvey Publishers, pp. 153 - 172.

2002 MANA, «Birth in Brazil and Mexico» «Midwifery Training as a Rite of Passage,» and others.

1999 New York Open Center, conference on «The Art of Birth,» Keynote speaker: «Birth as an American Rite of Passage,» «Cyborg Babies?»

Keynote: «Birth as a North American Rite of Passage.»

Keynote: Birth as an American Rite of Passage.

1986 «Birth as an American Rite of Passage,» Ph.D..

Lecture: «Birth as an American Rite of Passage: Why Midwifery Matters.»

Keynote: «Birth as an American Rite of Passage: Why Doulas Matter» Workshop: «Open and Closed Systems of Birth and Health Care»

Keynote speaker: «Birth as an American Rite of Passage: A Ten - Year Retrospective»; «Riting, Righting, and Writing of Birth.»

Topics: «Birth as a Rite of Passage: An Example of Technocracy at Work»; «Medical Training as a Rite of Initiation»; «The Power of Ritual.»

This research was published first in my dissertation (1986) and later in Birth as an American Rite of Passage (1992, reprinted in a second edition with a new preface 2004).

Topics: «Birth and Obstetric Training as a Rite of Passage,» «Three Paradigms of Birth and Health Care,» «Birth Centers in the Technocracy,» «Models of Midwifery Education: A Global Tour.»

Topics: «Childbirth as a Rite of Passage in America»; «Women and Their Bodies: The Biomedical View of Menstruation, Childbirth, and Menopause»; «Midwives in the Technocracy: Guardians of Holism in Birth.»

2004 ASPQ Public Health conference in Quebec, general session speaker, «Birth as a Rite of Passage Revisited: The Cultural Context of Contemporary Obstetrics,» November.

Public Lecture: «Birth as an American Rite of Passage»

Topics: «Childbirth and the Power of Symbolic Oppositions,» «Pregnancy as an American Rite of Passage: The Role of the Childbirth Educator»

It seems as though it's kind of a rite of passage into parenthood to deal with an insane amount of unsolicited advice.

In the late 1980s, I interviewed 12 obstetricians about their experiences of medical training for «Obstetric Training as a Rite of Passage,» an article first published in the Medical Anthropology Quarterly that later became a chapter in Birth as a an American Rite of Passage.

1996 ACNM Conference, Palm Desert, California, June Workshops: «Birth as an American Rite of Passage»; «American Paradigms of Birth and Health Care»