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The 13 pages that link to Carnival, each with the reason it gives.

• MaskRelated: Carnival traditions use masks to license play and unsettle ordinary social roles.

• DisguiseRelated: Masks and costume temporarily loosen ordinary rules of visibility and identity.

• Cross-dressingRelated: Some carnival traditions permit or invite gender-crossing dress.

• Public spectacleRelated: Carnival shows how collective display can suspend ordinary social roles.

• PopcornRelated: Popcorn became a familiar treat at fairs and other popular gatherings.

• Masquerade ballRelated: Carnival’s masked revelry supplied traditions that later appeared in formal balls.

• Cotton candyRelated: Its bright, portable sweetness suits carnival crowds and concessions.

• Wild manRelated: Wild-man costumes and performances made the figure part of communal celebrations.

• Culture of Latin AmericaRelated: Latin American carnivals adapt Catholic calendars into locally distinctive public traditions.