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Este texto nace de las preguntas que se me plantearon al estudiar las cartas de capital del Valle de Lecrin en el siglo XVIII, documento otorgado siempre por un varon. A lo largo de esta investigacion, ademas de fijar que indumentaria es la que se escritura, se ha podido definir que estos trajes son galas y regalos con motivo de la boda. Practica habitual en la Espana del Setecientos y que adquieren todo su sentido en el marco de una economia del don de la que el matrimonio es un ejemplo ideal. Abstract This text is the result of the questions put to me after studying the charters of the capital of Lecrin Valley in the 18th century, a document that was always granted by a man. During the study, in addition to establishing the type of clothing recorded, it was determined that they were wedding regalia and gifts. This practice was common in the Spain of the 700s and fits perfectly into the framework of a gift economy in which marriage is the best example.

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¿Un consumo imprescindible? El traje femenino e las Cartas de Capital del Valle de Lecrín (1730-1770) = An indispensable consumption? women's clothing in the Charters of the Capital of Lecrin Valley (1730-1770)