rite of passage

Hazing, the practice of submitting initiates to indignities at the hands of upperclassmen, is a part of a tradition of rites of passage.

Hazing, the submitting of initiates to indignities at the hands of upperclassman, is a part of a tradition of rites of passage.

Patients should be told that labour pain is a timeless component of the "rites of passage" transition to motherhood, he added.

unexpected Challenges, rites of passage, ingenuity, flexibility, upheaval.

Banker Mr. Davis to make the whole process like a rites of passage .

Such missions are rites of passage for our youngest warriors.

Hutu and Tutsi rites of passage are very similar.

Rites of passage may become dead ends of disappointment.

Of course, some missteps are rites of passage for all collectors, but there are safe havens.

For example, African art is understood in terms of rites of passage, healing, power, control, and commerce.

Gennep, Arnold van. The rites of passage. Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press, 1960.

Rites of passage: A study of the funeral of Hans in Wei shan, Yunnan province

From Outsider to Insider: The Transformational Significance of Rites of Passage

Rob Reiner's rites-of-passage drama is a bittersweet sayonara to the Huck Finn lifestyle;

Spring Festivals and Seasonal Rites of Passage

The Rites of Passage in Judaism