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Held in Heidelberg from September 29 to October 2, 2008 by the collaborative research center SFB 619 "Ritual Dynamics" , the international conference "Ritual Dynamics and the Science of Ritual" assembled most of the leading experts on rituals studies and more than 600 participants for the purpose of reassessing the traditional subject in view of the latest research. The results, which are presented in five volumes (see below), are pathbreaking for future transcultural, interdisciplinary and multi methodical research on rituals. The convention was marked by the broad range of disciplines and the corresponding diversity of methods. It embraced a tremendous variety of topics in terms of cultural geography and spanned a time horizon from the antiquity to the present. The proceedings show how broadly the term ritual can be defined, as well as the conditions, modes and functions of ritual actions in different cultures of the present and past. One of the most important conclusions of the conference is that there cannot be "one single" model for rituals and that interdisciplinary collaborations are the key to research on rituals. This also includes the development and use of creative research methods.

SECTION I: RITUAL TRANSFER
Edited by Gita Dharampal-Frick and Robert Langer
Davide Astori:
Passover seder and Masonic agape: Evidence of (Re)Invention or Transfer of Ritual? 3
Kimberly H. Belcher:
Ritual Identity and Cultural Transition in the Syro-Malabar Rite Catholic Church in Chicago. 27
Subhadra Mitra Channa:
A Ritual Transfer: From the High to the Low in Hindu-Tibetan Himalayan Communities. 43
Moritz Fischer:
“Let the Tears Flow”: Performative Transfer of Healing Rituals in Pentecostal Healing Events between Repetition and Renewal and their Impact on the Globalisation of Christianity. 65
Heiko Grünwedel:
Shamanic Rituals from Siberia to Europe: Cultural Exchanges between Indigenous Healing Traditions of the Tyva and Neo-Shamans in Germany. 89
Arne Harms:
Happy Mothers, Proud Sons: Hybridity, Possession, and a Heterotopy among Guyanese Hindus. 107
Liudmila V. Khokhlova:
Ritual Transfer in the History of the Sikh Community: with Special Reference to the Sikh Marriage Ceremony. 125
Afsar Mohammad:
Following the Pir: Temporary Asceticism and Village Religion in South India. 141
Paul Otto:
Wampum: The Transfer and Creation of Rituals on the Early American Frontier. 171
Tulsi Patel:
Transformations in Marriage Rituals: The Case of Urbanising OBCs in Rajasthan. 189
Sudha Sitharaman:
Conflict over Worship: A Study of the Sri Guru Dattatreya Swami Bababudhan Dargah in South India. 205
Donald S. Sutton:
Transfers of Ritual at a Northern Sichuan Site: Tibetan and Han Chinese Pilgrims, and Han Chinese Tourists. 235
Ahmet Taşğın:
The Eastern Church in Sweden: The Transfer of Syrian Orthodox Rituals from Turkey to Europe. 259
Ali Yaman:
Ritual Transfer within the Anatolian Alevis: A Comparative Approach to the Cem-Ritual. 269
Anne Mocko:
Rewriting Ritual: Community and Ethnicity in a San Francisco Performance of American Origins. 277
SECTION II: RITUALIZED SPACE AND OBJECTS OF SACROSANCTITY
Edited by Nils Holger Petersen
Nils Holger Petersen:
Il Doge and Easter Processions at San Marco in Early Modern Venice. 301
Jens Fleischer:
The Cornerstone and Its Ritual Power. 313
Martin Wangsgaard Jürgensen:
In the Sphere of Sacrosanctity: Altars as Generators of Space in the Late Middle Ages. 323
Minou Schraven:
Foundation Rituals in Renaissance Italy: The Case of the Bentivoglio Tower in Bologna. 339
Erika Meyer-Dietrich:
Religion That is Heard in Public Spaces: Sound Production in Ancient Egypt in a Ritual Context. 359
Mads Dengsø Jessen:
Altars and the Sacred Space: An Investigation into the Missionary Use of Portable Altars. 373
Abstracts. 391
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