Social Control vs. Social Protest
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Peter Burke (1978) makes the point in "Traditional Forums" in the text titled Popular Culture in Early Modern Europe that many celebrations, rituals, and public events functioned simultaneously as a form of social control and social protest. One of the key examples of this paradox described by Burke (1978) is Carnival, the period leading up to Ash Wedn
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