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Animation definition in android Continue Popular beliefs are all ideas, misconceptions or without scientific basis that exist in a large part of the population, or everything he believes in and whose origin is unknown. A popular belief, which is the belief that its origins are in the house, on the street, in conversation with the ignorant, in the cradle itself,... it is an important part of our lives because since childhood we have been re-educated through education, culture and, more or less, adults. Here are some popular persuasion examples: 1. Experience a few. - Don't go to the bathroom if you're hot because it might give you something - Don't take painkillers on your full stomach, you're paralyzed by digestion - Don't walk barefoot on the floor you're going to catch a cold. Home remedies - For asthma, nothing beats Ube bejuco chalk every morning fasting. It heals him forever. - Take three new nails that measure two centimeters, bring them to a boil in Mary's bath, then let it cool and give the baby water. - Chalte Tuatia is going well, but it should be on the new moon. 3. Superstition: - Do not go under the stairs, or it will bring you misfortune - Do not cross the black cat - Spilling salt on the table will bring misfortune to the family. Astrological phenomena throughout the history of mankind, celestial phenomena have caused all kinds of superstitions and absurd beliefs as a result of limited human knowledge of them. Today, although many phenomena have been explained by science, there are still people who interpret them as the result of the supernatural powers of the gods or as omens of good or bad luck. For example - If you see a shooting star begging for desire, and you will see that it is taken for granted throughout human history, there have been, and still are, many popular beliefs that invade us at all times, they fall under the definition of belief, because for people you think they are truths and just as they guide their lives. What I recommend is that every time you come across any of these popular beliefs you review them and see if they empower you or limit you to what you want to achieve. EDU LOPEZ MARTIN CRIADO, Arturo Term's popular belief has come to a replacement in ethnography that superstitions, rejected by the constant use by the Church from the early centuries of its existence, and which have made philosophers, scholars and writers of late. From the outset he carried a considerable pejorative burden because, to his original meaning of survival, ancient Christian writers added that paganism that Christians carried with them and which should be abandoned. The previous pagan religion was generally considered superstition, so it became almost synonymous with paganism. At first, the conversion of the inhabitants of the Roman Empire to Christianity was slow, but from the decree of Constantine and, above all, during the invasions, it took place en masse, often forced and purely formally. The belief system has not changed suddenly, even the rites that the Church has in many cases had to adapt to the new religion. Gradually, all these pagan beliefs, most of the millennial origin, being left out of the social religious system, became isolated elements embedded in the new system. All universalist religions, i.e. those that have pre-existing claims of exclusivity and deny others, reject pre-existing religions but, unfortunately, are contaminated with their large elements. We can talk about the religious substrate that the new system is dragging, as in the case of the linguistic substrate (1). The historical character of religion, as well as language, is undeniable, even if the former is proclaimed ingmalimal and revealed; There's always another previous one (s) coming out of the next one (s). 19th-century ethnographers, especially Taylor and Fraser, used the term survival because they had established a positive assessment of the remnants of paganism that remained in Christian Europe until their time and linked them to classical myths. Thus, these beliefs lose the negative connotation they have when classified as superstitions. The voice of survival belongs to the glorious era of European culture, even the prototypous past. The ethnographer discovers in amazement, under the overwhelming building of Christianity, the remnants of pagan religions, as an archaeologist reveals the remains of temples and dwellings, or how humanists saved the writing culture. However, the concept of survival is insufficient and distorted. The task of an ethnographer cannot be similar to that of archaeologists or scholars of ancient texts. The continuity of some beliefs, not only from Roman or pre-Roman times, but apparently out much earlier, is surprising; In short, this is what attracted many ethnographers to the study of European rural cultures. Even today it is seductive, as well as easy and sometimes false treatment to explain certain rites. Decimonic ethnography may have used an over-comparison of modern rural societies with ancient societies, not to mention that all these beliefs have also undergone slow but transformative changes in the system Popular. Throughout the late Middle Ages, the church hierarchy insisted on condemning the hidden paganism in Christian society; when he fails to eradicate some previous practices and beliefs, he tries to make Christian meaning for them. The 11th and 12th centuries mark a turning point in this process; the cult of images (remember the anicism of the Church in the previous era) of saints and our lady replaces pagan naturalistic worship. The appearance of the dead, which the ancient Church refused to accept, ended up Christianizing with a cult of souls and purgatory. After the Reformation and The Counter-Reformation, the struggle against certain aspects of the popular religion intensified, especially with what smelled like paganism, especially in Protestant countries. When some scientists intend to reconstruct mythology from the few survivors. perhaps because of the classic resonances and prestige of the myth, they give a partial and decaying vision, wanting to see it as an autonomous system. The expression of popular belief has no negative or primitive connotations, although it cannot give up its generally deep roots. The meaning of faith is perceived in Latin CREDERE, trust and delivery, credit. According to N. Belmont, faith is certainly that movement outwards, towards divinity. to whom something is offered - an offering in money, a sirio or just words, that is, prayer - with the certainty of receiving restitution against him in the form of favor (2). Therefore, it will be based on reciprocity (3). Indeed, popular religion has as its priority goals some practical and immediate character, such as rain rain, so that crops are born, that they are not spoiled by storms or some pests that the sick are cured, etc. However, faith is also, and fundamentally, trusting, accepting something as true. It is an internal movement, a mental activity, as cognitive anthropology is emphasized. For D. Sperber, faith is a conceptual representation of p, which is not included in the subject's encyclopedia, except as part of the sentence of the form p is true (5). It cannot be subject to any scrutiny because faith acts symbolically unconsciously in a subject that is convinced that it is part of its encyclopedic knowledge, empirical knowledge, which is about the world. The believer accepts as truth any postulate that is catechized as faith, without being able to attribute to him a figurative, symbolic interpretation. event that symbolism becomes conscious, that the truth of a certain faith is questioned, then it ceases to act as a faith and becomes a figure whose symbolism is conscious, whether explicit or implicit. However, the changes are not radical, as there are a number of intermediate states between faith and figure and are often ambiguous even for the subject (6). For example, when ancient Christian writers classify pagan beliefs as superstitions and comment on the symbolism of certain gods and myths, they seek nothing but to turn them into rhetorical figures, literary fiction. Carlos Alonso del Real argues that all these kinds of beliefs are right to be saved by art that deactivates his power as superstition (7). In his support, he mentions Walter Scott, who was convinced that romantic fantasy literature, which deals with issues of old beliefs and superstitions, was the daughter of disbelief (8). Saying that beliefs are symbolic, it is clear that they cannot act as natural causes in the world in which we live. Which is no longer as clear as they symbolize. Many tried to develop the grammar of symbols, naively using a linguistic model, which at one time seemed to serve all social sciences. However, it seems that symbolism is a cognitive, learning but not communication system, so it represents important differences with languages (9). Symbolic phenomena focus, that is, focus, and evoke concerning conceptual representations in our memory (10). A device specific to our mind (a common symbolic device) allows us to symbolically process all information that is not processed by a rational device, for example, about the supernatural, the mysterious and the unknown, or especially that it is not regulated by the principle of natural causation. But not only in these cases, but information is also given symbolic treatment, when the degree of intellectual attention is very low, when scientific knowledge is scarce, when psychic schemes are poor (ll). Knowledge increases the chances of rational processing of information, although rationality, in principle, is given equally in any person. Jose Luis Pinillos believes that the consequences of a lack of culture are superstition, authoritarianism and prejudice and generates what he calls concrete thinking, the traits of which he defines in the words of Vigotsky, Goldstein, etc.