Vol. 18 No. 2 (2024): Revista Derecho en Sociedad
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Exploring The Mexican Cultural Identity: A Journey Through History, Art, And Traditions

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  • Ariadna Solano Morales
DOI: https://doi.org/10.63058/des.v18i2.244

Published 2024-09-24

Keywords

  • Mexican culture,
  • cultural diversity,
  • cultural understanding,
  • international cooperation,
  • identity,
  • cultural expression,
  • cultural continuity,
  • history of Mexico,
  • Mexican art,
  • Mexican traditions,
  • interviews with experts,
  • academic sources
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How to Cite

Solano Morales, A. (2024). Exploring The Mexican Cultural Identity: A Journey Through History, Art, And Traditions. Derecho En Sociedad, 18(2), 193p – 203p. https://doi.org/10.63058/des.v18i2.244

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Abstract

Understanding Mexican culture is vital for promoting cultural diversity, fostering international cooperation, and enhancing global cultural understanding. By appreciating Mexico’s rich heritage, people around the world can experience a deeper connection to one another. This research delves into the concept of identity within the Mexican context, exploring how it is shaped and expressed through history, art, and traditions. The study aims to examine Mexico’s Cultural Continuity, focusing on the links between the past and the present that define the nation’s identity. To achieve this, the research includes a series of interviews with experts in Mexican culture, providing valuable insights into the enduring legacy of Mexican traditions and their relevance today. Additionally, the research is supported by various sources, including magazines and books, to provide a well-rounded understanding of how Mexico’s historical and cultural narratives continue to influence contemporary life, highlighting the importance of preserving and celebrating this cultural richness.

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