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Estereotipos Y Emblemas Del Reino Unido

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  • Carmen Grimaldi Herrera

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Mucha gente habla de “Inglaterra” queriendo decir “Reino Unido de Gran Bretaña” que en la actualidad está compuesto por Gales, Escocia, Inglaterra e Irlanda del Norte. La manifestación más obvia de la cultura nativa galesa es el lenguaje gaélico, de origen celta. El censo de 1981 decía que el 19 % de la población decía poder hablarlo. Se han realizado intentos en los últimos veinte años para revivir el idioma. Los documentos públicos y los carteles se imprimen en galés e inglés. La cultura tradicional gaélica era oral y auditiva, con gran énfasis en la palabra hablada, escrita en poesía, en la prosa y en el canto coral. El nacionalismo en Gales es primordialmente cultural y lingüístico. Su símbolo es el dragón y los emblemas nacionales son el narciso y el puerro.

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  • Carmen Grimaldi Herrera, 2009. "Estereotipos Y Emblemas Del Reino Unido," Contribuciones a las Ciencias Sociales, Servicios Académicos Intercontinentales SL. Hasta 31/12/2022, issue 2009-11, November.
    • Handle: RePEc:erv:coccss:y:2009:i:2009-11:57
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