RCS 2021
DOI: 10.31876/rcs.v27i2.35921
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Mestizaje, creolización, sincretismo e hibridación cultural, a través de los mercados populares en América

Abstract: Los mercados populares en el continente americano, especialmente en América Latina, ayudan a la comercialización de muchos de estos productos y la conservación de diversas expresiones populares, tradicionales y folklóricas, frente a los efectos homogeneizadores de la globalización y la modernidad. Con base en la observación directa y revisión de diversos referentes teóricos, utilizando la fotografía como instrumento para la recolección y registro documental, se busca comprender y analizar cómo estos fenómenos … Show more

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“…While native foods are important, it is also necessary to acknowledge that dietary diversity can be achieved through a balanced combination of local and non-local foods. Bravo (35) argues that complementarity between different foods can contribute to a varied and complete diet, taking advantage of the nutritional and culinary bene ts of different ingredients. In the same context, it is important to recognize that dietary habits are subject to change over time, and indigenous communities are not exempt from this.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While native foods are important, it is also necessary to acknowledge that dietary diversity can be achieved through a balanced combination of local and non-local foods. Bravo (35) argues that complementarity between different foods can contribute to a varied and complete diet, taking advantage of the nutritional and culinary bene ts of different ingredients. In the same context, it is important to recognize that dietary habits are subject to change over time, and indigenous communities are not exempt from this.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%