commensality การใช้

• However, the Basith maintain a distance from neighbouring Muslim communities with strict restrictions on commensality.
• The Newar castes, Buddhist as well as Hindu, are no less pollution-conscious than the commensality.
• The anthropology of commensality ties into the general issue of sharing food, at the local and global levels.
• Its centerpiece is an essay called " Melding the Public and Private Spheres : Taking Commensality Seriously ."
• His main current research is on commensality-eating together-its forms and functions, and its possible impact on public health.
• Conviviality might be the more colloquial term for this dimension of life, Hirschman writes, but commensality derives from mensa _ eating together around a common table.
• The text state that anyone, of any birth, could perform the priestly function, and that the Brahmin took food from anyone, suggesting that strictures of commensality were as yet unknown.
• Are we in for a period of heightened interest in commensality, instead of a more classical turn away from the pleasures of private consumption that a mechanical application of the " Shifting Involvements " model would lead us to expect.
• Instead social bonds are often considered to be based on location-based shared circumstances including living together ( co-residence ), sleeping close together, working together, sharing food ( commensality ) and other forms of shared life together.
• This is the realm in which " commensality " matters _ the regularity and simultaneity of the meal, the fact that some are included and others excluded, the habit of joining together in a common purpose in which consumption is regulated by custom.
• The Amhara caste system consisted of : ( 1 ) endogamy, ( 2 ) hierarchical status, ( 3 ) restraints on commensality, ( 4 ) pollution concepts, ( 5 ) each caste has had a traditional occupation, and ( 6 ) inherited caste membership.
• Although to outsiders they remain as a single non-hierarchical group, to Sr
  cmha themselves there are two major divisions within the caste which in theory and till recent times practiced caste-endogamy, non-commensality, dining restrictions, and other caste-status denoting activities between each other.
• The separate, Amhara caste system, ranked higher than slaves, consisted of : ( 1 ) endogamy, ( 2 ) hierarchical status, ( 3 ) restraints on commensality, ( 4 ) pollution concepts, ( 5 ) each caste has had a traditional occupation, and ( 6 ) inherited caste membership.
• It, states Donald N . Levine  a professor of Sociology specializing on Ethiopian studies, consisted of : ( 1 ) endogamy, ( 2 ) hierarchical status, ( 3 ) restraints on commensality, ( 4 ) pollution concepts, ( 5 ) each caste has had a traditional occupation, and ( 6 ) inherited caste membership.