‘I must put my face on’: Making up the body and marking out the feminine

Abstract

From a mere masquerade to the mask, from a role to a person, to an individual, from the last to a being with a metaphysical and ethical value, from a moral consciousness to a sacred being, from the latter to a fundamental form of thought and action — that is the route we have now covered. (Mauss, 1979:90)

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