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CONTESTS (ba' games (pushed further from definitions of contest (no…

- - - - local knowledge
      - no fairness
- - - - ever renewing cycle
- - - - law, order, poetry & science
  - - - from earliest civilisations play is essential
    - - Socratic discourse, platonic dialogues
      - moral right decided through play and duels
  - - - civilising and humanising part of culture
      - create cause to reflect
  - - - marking periods where structure is broken down
      - separate contest from everyday
        
        binary opposition
        
        temporal liminality solved through ritual play
        
        contests reinforce order at their conclusion
    - - temporary worlds within the ordinary
      - emphasis on freedom creates stability
- - - - keeps everything together & proceeding in the correct way
  - - - temporal and spatial
    - - ritual around these areas of ambiguity
- - - - community
      - married couple
  - - - male/female
      - north/south
      - teams are east/west
    - - dramatised as a struggle between two polarities
        
        crops vs fishing indutry
        
        either side success
- - - - more guidelines?