Hinchas e identidad. Alcances y limitaciones de la ética del aguante
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Germán Hasicic
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Desde el punto de vista sociocultural, el fútbol es una práctica festiva generadora de procesos de identidad y mecanismos de reconocimiento. Debemos entenderlo desde una lógica simbólica, como catalizador de identidades sociales, regionales, nacionales y continentales. Las identidades futbolísticas se articulan hoy en términos tribales. Asimismo, esta articulación se pone de manifiesto en las hinchadas y a partir de una estrecha relación con un territorio atomizado.Palabras Clave
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