religious beliefs and policy under the franco dictatorship | creencias religiosas y política en la dictadura franquista

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Abstract
Specialised historical works on the history of the Church and religious beliefs emanate predominantly from church circles and tend to place greater emphasis on political and structural aspects to the detriment of cultural analysis. During the long post-war period in Spain, ecclesiastical and secular authorities endeavoured to create a symbolic universe which would legitimise the dictatorship, and in which religion played a central role. The nineteen-sixties and seventies witnessed the birth of a new religiosity, headed by dissident priests and laymen, who would ultimately call into question the political regime itself. This article also examines the links between politics and religion by considering protestant minorities and anticlericalism. | La historiografía especializada en la historia de la Iglesia y de las creencias religiosas está marcada por un destacado peso de estudios provenientes de ámbitos eclesiásticos y por una mayor atención a enfoques políticos y estructurales en detrimento de análisis culturales. En la larga posguerra española, las autoridades eclesiásticas y civiles se esforzaron por crear un universo simbólico que legitimara a la dictadura, en el que la religión desempeñó un papel central. En los años sesenta y setenta surge una nueva religiosidad que acaba poniendo en cuestión al propio régimen político, por obra de sacerdotes y laicos contestatarios. En este artículo también se abordan los vínculos entre lo político y lo religioso al tratar las minorías protestantes y el anticlericalismo.
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Authors ;Mónica Moreno Seco
Journal journal of urban health
Year 2002
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10.14198/PASADO2002.1.05
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