Titlebook: Scouting and Guiding in Britain; The Ritual Socialisa Catherine Bannister Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

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Conclusion,op and maintain identity-constructing practices, focused on the internal as well as external transformation of young people’s identities. Moreover, they intend to assist and support their members’ transitions into being ‘good people’ and good members of society.

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,A Problem of Passage? Perceptions and Misperceptions Around ‘Missing’ Rites of Passage for Young Peities. It focuses on rites of passage for young people and adolescents, exploring academic and lay arguments that increasingly secular westernised societies are lacking pan-social passage rituals for socialising youth, and that this is problematic for such societies, in that young people are not pro

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Scouting for Rituals: Fieldwork Research Within Youth Organisations,oups and individuals participating in the project. This chapter includes a discussion of the ethics involved in researching with young people in the sensitive and often commonly or popularly misunderstood area of ritual studies, acknowledging the ethical difficulties involved in documenting young pe

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,For Scouting, England and St. George? Modelling the ‘Good’ Scout, Through descriptions of differing styles of ceremony, this chapter examines how St. George can be represented as embodying Scouting ideals by possessing the qualities of the ‘good Scout’. With icons such as St. George time- and place-dependent in their meanings, this chapter considers how the saint

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,Brownies’ Stories: Storytelling, Legend and Locality as Markers of Group Membership,evious chapters. These are movement and local belonging, the significance of symbolism and narrative in ritual and group cultural life, the power of history, lore, and popular fiction, and the idea of ‘goodness’. This chapter explores the role of The Brownie Story in the life of one Brownie Pack in