Mitos, ritos, identidad y alteridad en un estadio de fútbol
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In this article, the authors focus on symbolic aspects of fan behaviour to describe, characterise and make sense of the most outstanding myths among followers, and evaluate the effect of stadium attendance on the construction of the identity and alterity of spectators.Abstract:
Based on research work into stadium culture generated at Granada Football Club, conducted over the course of three football seasons (2013-2014, 2014-2015 and 2015-2016), we focus on symbolic aspects of fan behaviour to achieve three key objectives: 1. to describe, characterise and make sense of the most outstanding myths among followers; 2. to do the same with rites taking place in the stadium and around the meeting; and 3. to evaluate the effect of stadium attendance on the construction of the identity and alterity of spectators.read more
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