Patrones y prácticas asociadas al padrinazgo en un entorno rural: el valle de Iguña durante el s. XVII. (Spanish)

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    • Alternate Title:
      Patterns and practices related to godparenthood in a rural environment: The Valley of Iguña during the XVIIth century. (English)
    • Subject Terms:
      CANTABRIA (Spain); SPAIN
    • Abstract:
      In this essay we aim to get familiar with the inner workings of godparenthood and spiritual kinship in the Cantabrian area during the Modern Ages, mainly through the analysis of Iguña Valley's parochial records along the XVIIth century. These data have been interpreted within the normative context created by the synodal constitutions of the archbishopric of Burgos, with the tridentine canons as a determinant background presence. The conclusions here noted are, first, the precocious assumption of the couple godfather-godmother tridentine model observed in this peripherical space, and second, the relevant role of godparenthood in the setting of patron-client networks. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
    • Abstract:
      El presente trabajo pretende aproximarse al fenómeno del padrinazgo y el parentesco espiritual en la Cornisa Cantábrica durante la Edad Moderna, a través del análisis de los registros parroquiales de un espacio rural, el Valle de Iguña, durante el siglo XVII. Estos datos han sido interpretados dentro del marco normativo marcado por las Constituciones sinodales del arzobispado de Burgos, con las disposiciones tridentinas como telón de fondo. Las conclusiones apuntadas son la precocidad en la adopción del modelo tridentino (padrino y madrina) en este espacio periférico así como el importante papel del padrinazgo en la configuración de redes clientelares [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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