“Todos somos familia aquí”: Familia, alianza y reproducción etnocultural entre los Calós (Gitanos) de Ciudad de México.

This text analyzes the relevance of kinship and family culture in the cultural reproduction of the Calós (Gitanos) that form the community of Mexico City. The qualitative methodology uses anthropological immersion techniques. The objective is to analyze how the kinship system is constructed from gen...

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Published in:Latin American Research Review Vol. 59; no. 3; pp. 636 - 653
Main Author: Lagunas, David
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Published: Cambridge University Press Sep2024
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