As Creamos Monstruos (Paperback)
Ignacio Cabria
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Add to basketPaperback. Se han contado muchas historias sobre monstruos como el yeti, el bigfoot, el chupacabras o el monstruo del lago Ness, que esa paraciencia llamada criptozoologia considera animales reales. En muchos libros se han expuesto los argumentos a favor y en contra y las supuestas pruebas de su existencia. De lo que no cabe duda es de que esas y otras criaturas misteriosas se han convertido en leyendas de nuestro tiempo. Mas alla de valorar las pruebas cientificas, en este libro se hace una historia de los hechos que generaron esas leyendas, se observa la evolucion de las creencias y se analiza el marco cultural en el que surgieron. Releyendo las cronicas antiguas, podemos entender de donde partieron las narraciones de los marinos sobre el kraken, las sirenas y la gran serpiente marina. Revisando los mitos sobre las razas monstruosas, los gigantes, el hombre salvaje y el hombre-mono, vemos brotar la figura del monstruo hominido, como los yetis asiaticos o el sasquatch y el bigfoot americanos. Las leyendas contemporaneas nos hablan de visiones de criaturas como el perro negro, el felino fantasma y, como no, el monstruo millennial que es el chupacabras, nacido con la era de internet.A diferencia de los criptozoologos y de los escepticos, Ignacio Cabria ha buscado comprender los mecanismos cognitivos, sociologicos y culturales que han operado en cada caso para hacer del monstruo un icono de nuestro tiempo y un simbolo de una nueva manera de ver el mundo natural, porque como construccion cultural que es, el monstruo es un concepto mas que un ser vivo. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Se han contado muchas historias sobre monstruos como el yeti, el bigfoot, el chupacabras o el monstruo del lago Ness, que esa paraciencia llamada criptozoología considera animales reales. En muchos libros se han expuesto los argumentos a favor y en contra y las supuestas pruebas de su existencia. De lo que no cabe duda es de que esas y otras criaturas misteriosas se han convertido en leyendas de nuestro tiempo. Más allá de valorar las pruebas científicas, en este libro se hace una historia de los hechos que generaron esas leyendas, se observa la evolución de las creencias y se analiza el marco cultural en el que surgieron. Releyendo las crónicas antiguas, podemos entender de dónde partieron las narraciones de los marinos sobre el kraken, las sirenas y la gran serpiente marina. Revisando los mitos sobre las razas monstruosas, los gigantes, el hombre salvaje y el hombre-mono, vemos brotar la figura del monstruo homínido, como los yetis asiáticos o el sasquatch y el bigfoot americanos. Las leyendas contemporáneas nos hablan de visiones de criaturas como el perro negro, el felino fantasma y, cómo no, el monstruo millennial que es el chupacabras, nacido con la era de internet.
A diferencia de los criptozoólogos y de los escépticos, Ignacio Cabria ha buscado comprender los mecanismos cognitivos, sociológicos y culturales que han operado en cada caso para hacer del monstruo un icono de nuestro tiempo y un símbolo de una nueva manera de ver el mundo natural, porque como construcción cultural que es, el monstruo es un concepto más que un ser vivo.
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