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Monarquía y sociedad. Fiesta política y sociabilidad en Vitoria en la Edad Moderna

REGUERA ACEDO, José Ignacio (2003) Monarquía y sociedad. Fiesta política y sociabilidad en Vitoria en la Edad Moderna. Vasconia. Cuadernos de Historia-Geografía (33). pp. 481-505. ISSN 1136-6834

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Abstract

Festivities were used to increase the power of the State and to increase monarchic authority. All State events - military victories or treaties of peace - and the events related to royal family - births, marriages, deaths - were the object of propaganda and public celebrations in all the towns in the kingdom. Urban spaces were the stage employed to transmit official ideology - defence of absolutism and of the values of the Ancient Regime - to the popular masses by means of shows of power. What happened in the town of Vitoria during the Modern Age is but another example thereof.

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Additional Information: Continuación de Cuadernos de Sección. Historia-Geografía "VII Jornadas de Historia Local: Espacios de Sociabilidad en Euskal Herria" celebradas los días 24 y 25 de octubre de 2002 en Portugalete
Uncontrolled Keywords:Historia
Subjects:History
ID Code:3609
Deposited On:03 Oct 2008 17:00
Last Modified:03 Oct 2008 19:45
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