El viento y la covada. Mitos y ritos de las Baleares
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https://doi.org/10.3989/rdtp.1998.v53.i1.374Abstract
Based on her fieldwork in the Balearle islands, the author argues that the couvade has existed in them until recently, mainly as a jural rite by which a man is socially recognized as the father of a newborn. The social function of the custom reinforces the mythical and ritual aspects that bestow upon certain natural elements the capacity of constituting the personality of a human-being.
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1998-06-30
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Roque, M.- Ángels. (1998). El viento y la covada. Mitos y ritos de las Baleares. Disparidades. Revista De Antropología, 53(1), 55–80. https://doi.org/10.3989/rdtp.1998.v53.i1.374
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