Las cofradías en el reino de Valencia. Análisis y claves interpretativas
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https://doi.org/10.3989/aem.2006.v36.i2.17Keywords:
Brotherhood, Trade, kingdom of Valencia, Craftman, Guild, BylawAbstract
Between 1329 and 1458 the kingdom of Valencia witnessed a development of an assocaitive movement parallel to other European regions, which gave rise to the appearence of a great number of associations divided in two main groups: religious and trade brotherhoods. Their objectives were to cover a series of spiritual and charity needs, and also to serve as a representation for the traditional handicrafts, looking for a great influence on the urban world by means of a series of symbols, which permited a high grade of social exhibition.
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