| During this ambiguous period, the common attributes of initiands are stressed, originating a peculiar social bond that Turner calls communitas. |
| It does not even mean that each burgess holds immediately of the king, the communitas intervening as farmer of the kings rents. |
| So mix all of these elements together: images, personal sharing, communitas, ethical remembering, ritual, entertainment and more. |
| The Turners put a particular emphasis on the opportunities pilgrimage offers for a transient experience of togetherness, terming this communitas. |
| When communitas is present, everyone feels welcome, everyone feels like they belong. |
| The title of communitas Venetiarum, long disused in actual practice, was formally changed to the Signoria. |
