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Essay heading: Rites of Passage in Australia
 
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Australian culture has labeled this group high-school ?Leavers', as many behavioral traits are common to this entire group. As a ?Leaver', ritualized behaviors are associated with the individual using ritual and communitas to cope with a new paradox; freedom and liberation from previous social restraints brings greater social expectation and responsibility...
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As a ?Leaver', ritualized behaviors are associated with the individual using ritual and communitas to cope with a new paradox; freedom and liberation from previous social restraints brings greater social expectation and responsibility. Typically, these rituals take the form of excessive drinking, sexual promiscuity and other socially unacceptable behavior; all symbols of communitas, of unstructured social ?rolelessness, ambiguity, and perceived danger' (Schultz & Lavenda, 2005, p...
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