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It is based on the sociological study of Mary Escudero We get together or get married? |
Since the bride dressed in black or young lovers be cited with a carbine has been a little over a century, although much has changed in that time.
They married in the Church or civil, cohabiting or divorced are some prototypes of families that now live in our time. Vivan boyfriends! Told in the Municipal Archives that evolution of relations in a sample is to October 22.
The exhibition is based on the sociological study published in Mary Escudero Are we together or get married?, And Wednesday, the 8th, was presented in the Artillery Cartagena with the opening of this exhibition, which has the support of the Department of Youth and Culture.
It is, in short, an analysis of generational differences in the relationships that currently follow different patterns of behavior, being above linear, with the same pattern, explained yesterday sociologist Maria Escudero. Cartagena and its surroundings is the geographical scope of this study to analyze since the early twentieth century to 2008 concentrates.
According to Escudero, studying the family can know how the story unfolds in a city, such as ours, and adapts to large changes in society. You can not make an accurate prediction of what future relationships of couples, who are now marked by the economic crisis, but this sociologist reveals that new technologies will play an important role.
MEMORIES ANTAÃ'O
Boyfriends before, their customs and chores is !, live the newlyweds with a retrospective look at the past of the early twentieth century and opening the trunk of memories of some families of that time.
Grupo Folklorico La Casa Museo de La Palma, Patronato Carmen Conde, Botica Book and other associations and individuals have collaborated donating some of the pieces are now displayed in the collection.
Visitors can see first hand how advanced the society adapting to different changes and youth discover what life was like before, claimed Wednesday the Youth Councillor, Ruth Collins. The opening and book launch also attended the director of La Opinión, José Ángel Ceron, a professor at the UMU, Francisco Chacón, Professor of Telecommunications, Juan Antonio Cavas and Professor of Tourism, Pilar Jiménez.
A bridal bouquet, earrings ordered a blanket or a string of pearl are some of the pieces in this collection.
The guidelines I had to follow a good old appear young girl in dating, one of the publications are also shown in this exhibition.
The postcards in which the newlyweds appeared posing is the evolution of relationships and other evidence that visitors can also found on Long live the newlyweds !. Portraits of families Sanchez Navarro and White Merchant are other valuable pieces of this sample and reflect the passage of time according to fashion.
Anyone visiting this exhibition, especially younger ones, may find some of the customs of then and which have now disappeared as gifts that were made to the bride and groom as the bride's trousseau was part of the dowry.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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