Anthropologist Radcliffe-Brown argued that those participating in ceremonial weeping come to feel emotion that is not sorrow but togetherness.

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Radcliffe-Brown believed that the act of participating in ceremonial weeping and expressing emotion together creates a sense of community and togetherness, rather than necessarily reflecting genuine sorrow or sadness.

Anthropologist Radcliffe-Brown Argued That Those Participating in Ceremonial Weeping Come