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How Prophecy Never Fails: Interpretive Reason in a Flying-Saucer Group
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Tumminia, Diana
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Analysis
/ Archival research
/ Astronautics
/ Brothers
/ Cults
/ Debt reaffirmation
/ Ethnography
/ Extraterrestrial Space
/ Flying
/ General studies
/ Groups
/ Historical events
/ Karma
/ Landing sites
/ Logic
/ Participant observation
/ Prophecies
/ Prophecy
/ Reality
/ Reason
/ Religion
/ Religion and astronautics
/ Religious aspects
/ Religious cults
/ San Diego, California
/ Social Constructionism
/ Social Determination of Meaning
/ Social psychology
/ Sociology
/ Sociology of religion
/ Spacecraft
/ UFO religions
/ UFOs
/ Unidentified Flying Objects
/ We they distinction
1998
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How Prophecy Never Fails: Interpretive Reason in a Flying-Saucer Group
by
Tumminia, Diana
in
Analysis
/ Archival research
/ Astronautics
/ Brothers
/ Cults
/ Debt reaffirmation
/ Ethnography
/ Extraterrestrial Space
/ Flying
/ General studies
/ Groups
/ Historical events
/ Karma
/ Landing sites
/ Logic
/ Participant observation
/ Prophecies
/ Prophecy
/ Reality
/ Reason
/ Religion
/ Religion and astronautics
/ Religious aspects
/ Religious cults
/ San Diego, California
/ Social Constructionism
/ Social Determination of Meaning
/ Social psychology
/ Sociology
/ Sociology of religion
/ Spacecraft
/ UFO religions
/ UFOs
/ Unidentified Flying Objects
/ We they distinction
1998
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How Prophecy Never Fails: Interpretive Reason in a Flying-Saucer Group
by
Tumminia, Diana
in
Analysis
/ Archival research
/ Astronautics
/ Brothers
/ Cults
/ Debt reaffirmation
/ Ethnography
/ Extraterrestrial Space
/ Flying
/ General studies
/ Groups
/ Historical events
/ Karma
/ Landing sites
/ Logic
/ Participant observation
/ Prophecies
/ Prophecy
/ Reality
/ Reason
/ Religion
/ Religion and astronautics
/ Religious aspects
/ Religious cults
/ San Diego, California
/ Social Constructionism
/ Social Determination of Meaning
/ Social psychology
/ Sociology
/ Sociology of religion
/ Spacecraft
/ UFO religions
/ UFOs
/ Unidentified Flying Objects
/ We they distinction
1998
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How Prophecy Never Fails: Interpretive Reason in a Flying-Saucer Group
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How Prophecy Never Fails: Interpretive Reason in a Flying-Saucer Group
1998
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This descriptive analysis utilizes the ethnomethological approach to examine how reality is socially constructed within the interpretive logic of a flying-saucer group. Ethnographic data was collected over a five year period at the Unarius Academy of Science in El Cajon, California. Drawing upon participant observation, interviews, and archival research, the inquiry explores the historical events surrounding, as well as the contemporary understanding of, their prophecy and its role in reality maintenance. Periphery issues and criticisms of Festinger's When prophecy fails by the ZygmuntMelton model are considered as relevant to the historical data. With Pollners notion of mundane reason as the framework for analysis, the qualitative data show how contemporary member-practitioners explain away the interpretations of others, thereby sustaining their commitment to the group and the validity of their prophecy.
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