El franquismo se fue de fiesta

El franquismo se fue de fiesta

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Publicacions de la Universitat de València
Año de edición:
2022
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Historia social y cultural
ISBN:
9788411180030
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La dictadura franquista, además de consolidarse mediante un régimen de terror, lo hizo apoyándose en múltiples ritos festivos creados ex novo o imaginados como tradicionales por parte de unas comunidades que renovaban con ellos sus vínculos y memorias sociales. Este libro aborda, desde una amplia perspectiva cronológica y geográfica y con un enfoque histórico y cultural, la poliédrica relación de la dictadura franquista con las fiestas populares, como referentes políticos, sociales y culturales fundamentales para comprender el siglo XX. De esta forma, se abarca un amplio abanico de formas y expresiones que van desde las estrategias del régimen para convertir los entornos festivos en espacios de afirmación nacionalcatólica o fascistización a los comportamientos heterodoxos o contestatarios tolerados en el marco del ritual. Se analizan en profundidad fenómenos festivos como Las Fallas, los Sanfermines, la Semana Santa en Andalucía, las fiestas mayores de Cataluña, la romería de El Rocío, el folklore de la Sección Femenina, el Día de Asturias, las fiestas rurales en Mallorca o los Carnavales de Cádiz. El análisis de estas festividades y de su evolución, mediante enfoques que priorizan una mirada «desde abajo», permitirá replantear cuestiones esenciales en torno a la legitimación, el espacio público y las expresiones culturales de la dictadura franquista.

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