The ritual symbolic construction of the brain to the culture

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Submitted: Feb 19, 2021
Published: Feb 19, 2021
DOI: https://doi.org/10.26620/uniminuto.perspectivas.5.20.2020.11-27
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Restrepo, D. Ángelo. (2021). The ritual symbolic construction of the brain to the culture. Perspectivas, 5(20), 11–27. https://doi.org/10.26620/uniminuto.perspectivas.5.20.2020.11-27


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Diego Ángelo Restrepo
Institución de educación Superior Colegio Integrado Nacional Oriente de Caldas

Abstract

Symbols and as these are constructed by man, are understood, and respond to different complexities responsible for providing them with sensitive values, among them is the brain-mind and culture as a builder of realities. Materials and method. Without the brain as the receiving organ of the senses and culture as a means of evaporative foundation, man could not build symbolic systems full of sensations and emotions far from the physical. Conclusion. In this research a practical means of knowledge of realities, and is practical in allowing the ethnographer to be part of the rites and ceremonies of the systems that are intended to study, also allows building a descriptive process of the intertextuality of the different population groups objects of research. 

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