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El bandolerismo: análisis antropológico de un fenómeno criminal y romántico

Authors: Bravo Cuadrado, Eliezer;

El bandolerismo: análisis antropológico de un fenómeno criminal y romántico

Abstract

La figura del bandolero en nuestro país ha despertado diferentes opiniones a lo largo del tiempo. Por un lado, el bandolerismo ha sido sinónimo de delincuencia, y a él se han asociado bandidos, ladrones o asaltadores de caminos y diligencias. Así, su figura se ha identificado con la crueldad y la violencia, y el hecho de que actuaban por puro egoísmo y con fines lucrativos. Por otra parte, los bandoleros han sido también una inspiración y esperanza para el pueblo, en respuesta a las injusticias sobrevenidas por parte de las clases superiores opresoras como los caciques, gobernadores o los señores. Además, a ojos de los escritores románticos del siglo XIX que visitaron esa España exótica para algunos, y analfabeta e inculta para otros, el bandolero era el “Robin Hood” ibérico, un buscador de la justicia social, fruto de la desigualdad económica, que luchaba en nombre del pueblo y que robaba a ricos que se paseaban en sus pomposos carros de caballos, para ayudar a los campesinos pobres que se morían sin poder alimentar a sus familias.

Keywords

Antropología Criminal, Bandolerismo, Lucha de poder, Desigualdad, Criminología, Romanticismo

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