La taberna. Un espacio multifuncional de sociabilidad popular en la Restauración española
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https://doi.org/10.3989/hispania.2003.v63.i214.225Keywords:
Alcoholism, Tavern, Leisure, Sociability, Spain, Nineteenth century, Twentieth centuryAbstract
Associated with all manner of vices —violence, criminality, prostitution— the tavern appears as a menace to the moral order and to social organisation, and also (from the point of view of militant workers) as an alienation of the individual. But the tavern was more than the den of corruption denounced by employers, specialists in hygiene, moralists, anarchists and socialists. It was also a multifunctional space of intense sociability which historians are beginning to analyse within the framework of popular leisure activities: «tertulias» (conversation groups), political reunions, card games, songs and dances...
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