Ritual Masking
Ritual Masking is a performative practice within ritual performance studies in which a participant wears a mask to embody sacred, ancestral, or supernatural identities, thereby enacting transformative, symbolic, or liturgical functions that mediate between the profane and the sacred.
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Ritual masks: deceptions and revelations
Choice Reviews Online · 1992 · 37 citations
Masking in Mende Sande Society Initiation Rituals
Ruth B. Phillips · Africa · 1978 · 25 citations
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