by Carmen Mozo González, Fernando Tena Díaz · Mergablum. Edición y Comunicación, S. L. · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788495118929
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«Antropología de los géneros en Andalucía: de viajeros, antropólogos y sexualidad» is the essay by Carmen Mozo González and Fernando Tena Díaz, in paperback.
The book studies how nineteenth-century romantic travelers and twentieth-century European and North American anthropologists helped build an image of Andalusia and its inhabitants. It analyzes the clichés about Andalusian men and women —sexuality, machismo, honor and shame— that fed the exotic and primitivist vision of the region.
Published in 2004 by Mergablum Edición y Comunicación; 192 pages in Spanish. Belongs to the Andalucía XXI collection and includes bibliographic references.
For readers interested in anthropology, the cultural history of Andalusia and the origins of stereotypes about southern Spain.
