Máscaras de animales e indumentaria pastoril en los carnavales gallegos como ritos de purificación previos a la Cuaresma

Carnival in Galicia is a celebration with its own identity and with different manifestations in many places. The masks represent the anonymity and the way of expression of what cannot be said in life in society, while establishing a new social order in force during those days prior to the time of re...

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Published in:Journal of the sociology and theory of religion
Authors: Gil, Iria Paz (Author) ; Gil, María Ángeles Rubio (Author)
Format: Electronic Article
Language:Spanish
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Published: Ediciones Universidad Valladolid 2020
In: Journal of the sociology and theory of religion
Year: 2020, Volume: 10, Issue: 2, Pages: 46-62
Further subjects:B Ritos de Inversión
B Carnaval
B Simbolismo
B Entroido
B Galicia
B Máscara
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Summary:Carnival in Galicia is a celebration with its own identity and with different manifestations in many places. The masks represent the anonymity and the way of expression of what cannot be said in life in society, while establishing a new social order in force during those days prior to the time of recollection that Lent supposes. After a journey through the generic sense of Carnival, the meanings of this Galician fiesta have been explored in depth, through animal masks, shepherd's attires and expulsion rites, such as fertility rites, purification and protection of the flocks.
ISSN:2255-2715
Contains:Enthalten in: Journal of the sociology and theory of religion