El corral de aves domésticas en la cultura española
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https://doi.org/10.3989/rdtp.1993.v48.i1.261Abstract
This paper deals with a brief view of the domestic animals farmyard linked to family unites in the rural spanish culture. The enormous economic incidence, particularly of cocks and hens, within a selfprovisioning basis, has generated a rich anthropological reelaboration with expressions, proverbs, rites and beliefs to these fowls.
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