RT Article
T1 Aproximación al patrimonio cultural: Atuendo y cambios en los Rarámuris de Chihuahua, México
JF Journal of the sociology and theory of religion
VO 10
IS 2
SP 29
OP 45
A1 Medel, Bibiana Reyes
A1 Contreras, Tomás Cuevas
A1 Hernández, Isabel Zizaldra
A2 Contreras, Tomás Cuevas
A2 Hernández, Isabel Zizaldra
LA Spanish
YR 2020
UL https://ixtheo.de/Record/1839177268
AB The manuscript explores the usual and traditional clothing of the Rarámuri people, better known as Tarahumara. Its worldview permeates the attires, designs, and colors chosen, pure taste, but of a beauty, which relates it to immediacy. Like its relationship with nature, based on respect, this situation frames it in the activity of tourism, in the sense of differentiation of cultural heritage. In short, the historical character and environmental conditions make up cultural patterns that are reflected in the clothing and in the way in which it wears it, understood culture as a set of beliefs, attitudes and customs, which influence the way of proceeding, thinking and celebrating. Changes in social dynamics and the migration of Tarahumara have constituted changes in lifestyle and the adoption of materials, such as the use of ready-made industrial clothing influenced by globalization.
K1 Identidad
K1 Norte de México
K1 Patrimonio cultural
K1 Rarámuris
K1 Turismo
K1 Vestido habitual