What's changed in tradition?
Pau Game · historical context
The fairs also had a side of conflict
The inventory recalls confrontations in fairs and pilgrimages, in a rural context where the stick served as support and defense. It distinguishes this past from the cultural practice of presentation. Knowing this change allows you to look at Pau Game as a tradition that has adapted to communities and times. The chart associates transformation with changes in rural society and transmission between generations. In the presentations, it highlights training, attention and decision-making capacity. The schools of Abadim and Bucos appear as places of learning in the inventory process. The same object thus gains another social framework: knowing history includes realizing why one practices and how one learns.
Vamos experimentar?
- It makes two columns: context of conflict and cultural presentation.
- Note what changes in purpose and what continues to depend on learning.
- Distinguish the story told in the inventory of a training announcement or current show.
A proposal to make at your pace, without collecting copies.
Open a história e os seus recursos →Sources of this proposal
- MatrixPCI — Cabeceiras de Basto Stick Game, INPCI_2023_016Consultation/revision: 2026-11-07
My findings
An idea, a drawing or a question to go on.