Los festivales de la Revolución Francesa: símbolos y sentimientos en las fiestas revolucionarias, 1789-1799
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The text offers an initial approach to the theme of festivals celebrated during the French Revolution during the revolutionary decade, between 1789 and 1799. It concentrates on some of the similarities and differences among the popular traditional festivals and feasts of the ancient regimen, and examines the use of revolutionary symbolic rhetoric in the celebrations of the Revolution. At the same time, the essay argues that the revolutionary festivals, defined as rituals, were unable to fulfill their purpose, that of acting as an effective political pedagogic strategy.
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