An edition of Bulls, bullfighting, and Spanish identities
(1997)
Bulls, bullfighting, and Spanish identities
by Carrie B. Douglass
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In talking about bulls and bullfighting, observes Douglass, one ends up talking not only about differences in region, class, and politics in Spain but also about that country's ongoing struggle between modernity and tradition.
She relates how Spaniards and outsiders see bullfighting as representative of a traditional, irrational Spain contrasted with a more civilized Europe, and she shows how Spaniards' ambivalence about bullfighting is actually a way of expressing ambivalence about the loss of traditional culture in a modern world.
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Bulls, bullfighting, and Spanish identities
1997, University of Arizona Press
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Table of Contents
The bull and bull festivals
"Mental constructions" of "Spain"
From rented cows to virgin bulls : relations between the various fiestas taurinas
The bull that ravished Europa
Tradition : the bulls and regional identity
The fiesta cycle
The north : Semana Grande in Bilbao
The south : Feria de Abril in Sevilla
"Spain" resolved : las fiestas de San Fermín in Pamplona.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 229-238) and index.
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