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The present study, from an interdisciplinary approach that imbricates social and cultural history, offers a characterization of society and culture in the batey of the Chaparra sugar mill between 1898 and 1933, from local periodicals. In this sugar enclave in the northeastern region of Cuba, an intense and varied set of activities related to art and culture was generated, despite the socioclastic and elite character that influenced them. At the same time, the North American cultural imprint conferred an atmosphere of sociocultural renovation, expressed fundamentally in the educational…mehr

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The present study, from an interdisciplinary approach that imbricates social and cultural history, offers a characterization of society and culture in the batey of the Chaparra sugar mill between 1898 and 1933, from local periodicals. In this sugar enclave in the northeastern region of Cuba, an intense and varied set of activities related to art and culture was generated, despite the socioclastic and elite character that influenced them. At the same time, the North American cultural imprint conferred an atmosphere of sociocultural renovation, expressed fundamentally in the educational component, associations, sports movement, the projection of cultural spaces and the celebration of festivities. Thus, the result of the research reveals that the batey of Central Chaparra became a true cultural microcosm.
Autorenporträt
Licenciada em História pela Universidade de Holguín, é investigadora associada ao mestrado em História e Cultura deste centro de estudos superiores e dedica-se à análise da evolução dos engenhos de açúcar do nordeste de Cuba e da sua influência na cultura e identidade cubanas.