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The 14 pages that link to Mask, each with the reason it gives.

• MimeRelated: Masks can heighten bodily expression while restricting facial communication.

• PuppetryCompared with: A mask transforms the performer, while a puppet gives the character a separate body.

• DisguiseBroader topic: A mask is a specific object that can form part of a disguise.

• CarnivalesqueRelated: Masquerade loosens fixed identity and makes temporary social transformation visible.

• Jim CarreyBroader topic: Carrey’s rubber-faced performance turned comic animation into live-action spectacle.

• PuppetCompared with: A mask is worn by the performer, whereas a puppet is manipulated as a separate figure.

• COVID-19 lockdownsCompared with: Masks reduce transmission risk while permitting activities that lockdowns restricted.

• PersonaCompared with: The metaphor of a mask captures the distance a persona may create from private selfhood.

• The Lion KingRelated: Masks help performers suggest animal characters while remaining visible as actors.

• Subcomandante MarcosRelated: Marcos’s ski mask made anonymity a public symbol rather than merely a disguise.

• Cameron DiazBroader topic: Diaz made her film debut as Tina Carlyle in this comedy.

• CoulrophobiaRelated: Clown makeup and masks can obscure facial expressions, making emotional cues harder to read.

• James EnsorRelated: Ensor made masks stand for social hypocrisy, menace, and unstable identity.

• ToyismRelated: Masks have served Toyists as symbols of anonymity and shared authorship.