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CAMINO DE SANTIAGO V 21. STOLETJU: Transformacija srednjeveške romarske tradicije v evropsko kulturno pot. (Slovenian)
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- Author(s): Škrlj, Monika
- Source:
Etnolog; 2020, Issue 30, p125-138, 14p
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- Alternate Title:
The Camino de Santiago in the 21st Century: Transformation of the medieval pilgrimage tradition into European cultural route. (English)
- Abstract:
The article addresses Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route and the associated pilgrimage center of Santiago de Compostela which is situated in the northwest of modern-day Spain. The author deals with the historical changes to which the pilgrimage route was subjected with different intensity throughout its existence and focuses on its heritagisation in the frame of European cultural policy. Namely, the latter initiated the transformation of this ancient Roman Catholic tradition into one of the most promising identifiers of political and cultural space in contemporary Europe. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
- Abstract:
Prispevek obravnava romarsko pot Camino de Santiago in pripadajoče romarsko središče Santiago de Compostela na severozahodu današnje Španije. Avtorica se osredotoča na zgodovinske spremembe, ki jim je bila ves čas svojega obstoja različno intenzivno podvržena ta romarska pot, in opozarja na proces njenega dediščinjenja v okviru evropske kulturne politike. Slednja je namreč sprožila transformacijo te starodavne rimskokatoliške tradicije v enega od najbolj perspektivnih označevalcev političnega in kulturnega prostora sodobne Evrope. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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