Summary: “Body Ritual Among the Nacirema”

This article "Body Light between Nasirema" is a satire to the United States and a developed society. "Nasirema" reflecting spells reveals "Americans" and places readers' perspective from those who are investigating communities based on a series of unique rituals and customs. Horace Miner is trying to explain culture and society in his article "Canadian creations between Canadian Yac and Tarahumare, and between Carib and Arawak in Antilles" (1956). Nasimera's culture is controlled and organized by a highly developed market economy and is immersed in rituals around the human body. The main practice of Naxi Rema Cultural Ritual is based on the premise that the human body is "ugly, its natural tendency is weakness and illness". From here, the minor begins to explain all the rites and ceremonies that Nasirema has done in everyday life. Some examples mainly involve the use of charms and magical medicines called "drugs" by magical doctors. No doubt, this refers to the huge dependence of Americans to medicines prescribed by professional "doctors". The miner keeps his explanation by summarizing the temple of the medical person called "latipso". There, the patient must attend and there is an obligation to respect "parents". In "latipso", Nacirema was dealt with badly inaccuracies by medical professionals, but there was absolutely confidence in the ability of healthcare professionals to heal from the disease. This is a very appropriate explanation of US hospitals and medical systems, and this explanation is cruel, inefficient and misleading. The main purpose of Miner's creation of this research is to force readers to understand culture, society is based on the viewpoint, and the description of foreign society means that they are smaller than other societies There is none. Furthermore, the personal view of society depends on who is looking at a particular culture or society. Finally, the specific ritual of society is a structure that blends society. Therefore, it is very easy to negotiate American society negatively, but these customs are American social values.

"Nasirema's Body Ceremony" Abstract In the "Nasirema's body ceremony", anthropologist Horace Minor depicts a group of people called "Nasirema", but its cultural beliefs point to deep Americans. It can repair diseases and deformities rooted in the body. As a result, the majority of their lives are spent on strange rituals and customs, improving the physical condition of the magical elements. Furthermore, unlike other anthropologists, Marinovsky, who believe that minor can use Nasirema 's exceptional culture to judge other cultures, we can make judgments different from other cultures Can not do ... Show more

Summary of Nasirema 's Body Ritual: In Horace' s Nassirema 's body ritual, as Written by Professor Lynton in the early 20 th century, he wrote about the characteristics of the North American organization Nasirema. In this article, Nasirema is depicted as a culture about the vanity of the whole human being caught. There is a description of a temple, which is mainly concerned with executions and events. Many amulets (medicine, magical material) are placed in this shrine so that it is kept safely and reused for future daily ceremonies. One of the repetitive rituals that is mainly done by men is the use of "sharp instruments" to scratch and tear the surface. Under the shrine, there is a typeface that uses holy water for the whole family "Short bathing ceremony" (hand washing and body washing away). This "holy water" comes from the community "water temple"

Horace Miner's Body Ceremony at Nacirema In the article "Body Ceremony at Nacirema" by Horace Miner, he talks about tribes and explains their odd behavior. He talked about how the tribes performed these strange everyday rituals and how extreme their particularity is, but in fact he is actually talking about the whole Americans (minor) I will. Minor did this writing to prove his claim more effectively. Americans are ethnocentrism. - For people, they need to go beyond their own fears, then they become more tired. Horace's character is very boring and lives a peaceful life. Due to his personality, there is a difficulty within him and between him and others. When he overcomes fear, positive decisions will form a lifelong lesson.