Qualitative review illustrates the adaptation of family and community rituals during the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighting social resilience and symbolic responsiveness.
Following the format put forth by Imber-Black and Roberts, I examine daily rituals, family traditions, holidays, and life cycle rituals during the pandemic of COVID-19. Marked by symbols capable of carrying multiple meanings, symbolic actions, special time and special place, and newly invented and adapted rituals are illustrated through stories of couples, families, and communities.
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