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Saudade can be considered a successful 'invented tradition'
in reference to some specific social and cultural milieus where a particular version of Portugueseness has developed.
From this point of view, saudade should be regarded as an example of a
more widespread tendency present in other processes of construction and circulation
of national symbols and stereotypes: although directed towards the
whole national population, they are in fact selectively appropriated by specific
cultural and social groups who reproduce them as particular symbols of their
own sense of a more general feeling: that of 'being national'.
Descrição
Roots and rituals.The construction of ethnic identities, Ton Dekker, John Helsloot
Carla Wijers editors, p. 267-268; Selected papers of the 6TH SIEF conference on 'Roots & rituals',
Amsterdam 20-25 April 1998.
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Portugal National identity Saudade Invention of tradition
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Het Spinhuis Publishers, Amsterdam
