Las singularidades institucionales y festivas de las cofradías gallegas del Santo Rosario durante el Barroco. Unos apuntes significativos
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Cofradías, GaliciaAbstract
Resumen: Las cofradías del Rosario en la Galicia Moderna (ss. XV-XVIII) constituyen un interesante campo de estudio para comprender mejor la devoción en España y percibir su complejidad y riqueza. Este breve artículo recoge una significativa muestra de estas instituciones, y pretende aportar una reflexión puntual sobre dos aspectos esenciales de la Cofradía que generan en tierras gallegas evidentes singularidades: el propio concepto de Cofradía del Rosario y de sus integrantes, y las fiestas de su Instituto.
Abstract: The confraternities of the Rosary in the Modern Galicia (ss. XV-XVIII) are an interesting field of study to better understand the devotion in Spain and perceive its complexity and richness. This short article takes a significant sample of these institutions and aims to provide a timely reflection on two essential aspects of the Brotherhood generated in Galicia apparent singularities: the concept of the Rosary Confraternity and its members and the Feasts of the Institute.
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