Genius loci. Un paseo por el imaginario y la Tradición en Cieza

• Autores: José Juan Moya Martínez
• Localización: Andelma: Revista del Centro de Estudios Históricos Fray Pasqual Salmerón, ISSN-e 2386-3811, Vol. 20, Nº. 31, 2022 (Ejemplar dedicado a: Andelma), págs. 48-61
• Idioma: español
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  • Genius loci. A walk through the imagination and Tradition in Cieza
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  • español

    Los hechos humanos responden a diversas motivaciones, las cuales no siempre son tenidas en cuenta a la hora de analizar la historia. En una sociedad sacralizada como fue la de la Edad Moderna, las creencias —en ocasiones, poco ortodoxas— están presentes en todos los ámbitos de la vida. Presentamos una breve selección de momentos de la historia de Cieza, quizá situados en un orden secundario, pero plenos en cuanto a significado se refiere, en los que podremos ver cómo se miraba a un pasado siempre presente, a la vez que se trataba de asegurar un futuro, especialmente el del estado de beatitud al que se aspiraba a llegar en la vida de ultratumba.AbstractHuman events respond to various motivations, which are not always taken into account when analyzing history. In a sacralized society such as that of the Modern Age, beliefs —sometimes unorthodox— are present in all areas of life. We present a brief selection of moments in Cieza's history, perhaps located in a secondary order, but full in terms of meaning, in which we can see how he looked at an ever-present past, while trying to ensure a future, especially that of the state of beatitude that was aspired to reach in the afterlife.

  • English

    Human events respond to various motivations, which are not always taken into account when analyzing history. In a sacralized society such as that of the Modern Age, beliefs –sometimes unorthodox– are present in all areas of life. We present a brief selection of moments in Cieza’s history, perhaps located in a secondary order, but full in terms of meaning, in which we can see how he looked at an ever-present past, while trying to ensure a future, especially that of the state of beatitude that was aspired to reach in the afterlife.