Time
after time, I struggled to find out what I wanted my major to be, then I just
settled on making my major Sociology. When I got to CNU, I learned that they
offered three concentrations in Sociology; Anthropology, Criminology, and General
Sociology. In the book, Image and
Pilgrimage in Christian Culture, the author states how it’s important for
anthropologists to study the fields of a culture’s symbolic or liturgical
actions. “Anthropologists have learned that is necessary to study the total
field of a great ceremony, the non-ritualized factors surrounding it, as well
as the liturgical or symbolic action” (Turner 37). I found this interesting
because as a sociology major, I can possibly study the ceremonies of culture,
and their symbolic factors. I can only imagine how interesting it is t study a
culture whose methods have the same meaning, but are different.
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