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| Abstract |
The Candombe was recognized as Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO in 2009. Historically, it has played a significant cultural role to reinforce identity in Uruguay as well as (to a lesser extent) in Argentina and Brazil. The loss of its religious character converts it into a cultural practice, "strategic" for certain groups. The author aifirms that it is a cultural manifestation of identity border, built into the regional s processes of local integration-resistance in the city of Concordia (Argentina). The study shows paradoxical changes in regional development processes - local, complex, and more "bet" on development of cultural inclusion. |
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109
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| Zenbakia |
2
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| Number of Pages |
499-512
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Publisher: Editions Saint-Paul
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| ISSN Number |
02579774 (ISSN)
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| DOI |
10.5771/0257-9774-2014-2-499
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