La mayordomía como instrumento de resistencia al cambio ante la sociedad
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La mayordomía como instrumento de resistencia al cambio ante la sociedad
El presente texto demuestra como las actividades que tradicionalmente se realizan en una comunidad tradicional, como lo son las fiestas dedicadas al Santo Patron, son formas instigadoras y reafirmadoras de identidad, y estas a su vez representan una forma de resistencia a los cambios en el exterior.
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- University of Granada Spain
Religious office, Cargo político, Political office, Cargos civiles, Tradición, Organizers of fiesta, Mayordomía, Cargo religioso, Political power, Civil posts, Poder político, Tradition
Religious office, Cargo político, Political office, Cargos civiles, Tradición, Organizers of fiesta, Mayordomía, Cargo religioso, Political power, Civil posts, Poder político, Tradition
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