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«Popular culture» is a confusing term and an elusive matter. Historians and anthropologists have been concerned with it for ages and know quite well the difficulties in characterizing what is or is not «popular culture» in any period of european history. On the other hand, the author suggests here that the «invention» of «popular culture» starts earlier than supposed, with the persecution of paganism. The aim of this paper is to show that discussion about «popular culture» is more related to the concept of «culture» than to the several meanings of the term «people».

En torno a la cultura popular y los conceptos de cultura: Contribuciones a un debate permanente