KnowraSacrificeLinked fromLinked fromThe 19 pages that link to Sacrifice, each with the reason it gives.All 19Broader topic 2Related 12Narrower topic 2Compared with 3MartyrdomRelated: Martyrdom is often understood as sacrifice, though sacrifice need not involve death.WorshipRelated: Sacrifice can accompany worship, but also carries meanings beyond devotional practice.Marcel MaussRelated: Mauss and Hubert analyzed sacrifice as a structured process linking human and sacred participants.Ancient Near Eastern religionRelated: Offerings sustained relations between worshippers and gods in temple practice.Romantic dramaRelated: Romantic dramas often ask whether love justifies giving up security, status, or autonomy.Joseph de MaistreRelated: He interpreted suffering and sacrifice as means through which social and divine order are restored.Fertility deityRelated: Offerings to fertility deities could seek abundance or repay divine provision.PriestRelated: Priests in many traditions conduct sacrifices as formal acts of worship or petition.Religious ritualRelated: Sacrifice is a ritual action that gives material form to devotion, exchange, or renunciation.Fertility riteRelated: Some fertility rites use sacrifice to seek divine favor or restore a relationship with sacred powers.SacrednessRelated: Sacrifice gives material form to devotion and the ranking of sacred values.Sven NykvistRelated: Nykvist photographed Tarkovsky’s final feature, extending his naturalistic approach beyond Bergman.