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CARNIVAL (difference (opposed to the everyday, not just lent ('world…

- - - - ruling class, elite, other institutions
      - opposed to political change - threat to authority
- - - - remind the elite that lower needed
        
        satirising elite as fixed and eternal
      - whold bodily experience - unified society
    - - church distance themselves - celibacy
  - - - social functions: priest, warrior, cultivator
        
        age differences
      - addition of all-encompassing female entity
    - - colours: white, red, blue, other/yellow/green
      - female element between second and third functions
    - - out of year period - Samhain
    - - example of east
- - - - social control
      - threat to social order
    - - ritual does not flow into normal time?
    - - Gluckman & Turner
- - - - force predating priests and kings
        
        Klaniczay - symbolism reflects ancient beliefs and fears, but also the basic truths of man's existence and fundamental laws of society
- - - - spill over into something significant
    - - archaic social customs
  - - - a line of communication