This article looks at the (re)invention of Holy Week in post-Civil War Spain. Although clearly a “rite of victory”, Holy Week proved to be both durable and popular, a regular, annual event that became part of the social fabric of postwar provincial Spain. Taking the case of Valladolid, the article shows that Holy Week involved municipal and commerical interests from the start. The liturgies of Holy Week helped to define an emergent National Catholicism, which provided an alternative to Falangism from the very moment of victory. But the co-operation of town hall, diocese and, in Valladolid, a state cultural institution, the Museo Nacional de Escultura, also demonstrated a highly paternalistic conception of politics. Valladolid Holy Week was ...
From 1868 to 1936 there was an ongoing cultural war about the secular or religious definition of the...
The year 2021 marks the 350th anniversary of the canonization of Isabel Flores (Lima, 1586-1617). Th...
The paper presents the origin and evolution of the Holy Week of Seville from the dual perspective of...
Este artículo analiza la reinvención de la Semana Santa en España tras la Guerra Civil. Aunque es cl...
En el presente trabajo se pretende dar una visión de las celebraciones de la Semana Santa de Vallado...
Public celebrations show the predominant mindset in the urban world and characterize its historical ...
This article aims to analyze the politics of the past implemented by Spanish Catholics during the so...
This article attempts to uncover the meaning that captures the most importation religious festival o...
In the 16th century the first Spanish penitential brotherhoods were born, normally those of the Vera...
Spain Possess a great number of festivities with a long tradition. These celebrations have not alway...
The aim of the article is to analyze the relationship between tradition, ritual and the secularizati...
La celebración de la Semana Santa en España se ha convertido en una manifestación cultural de tan ho...
The religious question occupies a central place in the political confrontation of the Republic II. I...
ABSTRACT. – This article is about the Virgen del Pilar’s worship and shrine during the Spanish Civil...
El presente trabajo aborda una aproximación a la Semana Santa de Huelva durante los años más intenso...
From 1868 to 1936 there was an ongoing cultural war about the secular or religious definition of the...
The year 2021 marks the 350th anniversary of the canonization of Isabel Flores (Lima, 1586-1617). Th...
The paper presents the origin and evolution of the Holy Week of Seville from the dual perspective of...
Este artículo analiza la reinvención de la Semana Santa en España tras la Guerra Civil. Aunque es cl...
En el presente trabajo se pretende dar una visión de las celebraciones de la Semana Santa de Vallado...
Public celebrations show the predominant mindset in the urban world and characterize its historical ...
This article aims to analyze the politics of the past implemented by Spanish Catholics during the so...
This article attempts to uncover the meaning that captures the most importation religious festival o...
In the 16th century the first Spanish penitential brotherhoods were born, normally those of the Vera...
Spain Possess a great number of festivities with a long tradition. These celebrations have not alway...
The aim of the article is to analyze the relationship between tradition, ritual and the secularizati...
La celebración de la Semana Santa en España se ha convertido en una manifestación cultural de tan ho...
The religious question occupies a central place in the political confrontation of the Republic II. I...
ABSTRACT. – This article is about the Virgen del Pilar’s worship and shrine during the Spanish Civil...
El presente trabajo aborda una aproximación a la Semana Santa de Huelva durante los años más intenso...
From 1868 to 1936 there was an ongoing cultural war about the secular or religious definition of the...
The year 2021 marks the 350th anniversary of the canonization of Isabel Flores (Lima, 1586-1617). Th...
The paper presents the origin and evolution of the Holy Week of Seville from the dual perspective of...