MOVILIDAD, COMUNIDAD Y CONTACTO CULTURAL: ROLES Y PARTICIPACIÓN DE LAS MUJERES EN LA CONSTRUCCIÓN, REPRODUCCIÓN Y TRANSMISIÓN DE LA IDENTIDAD DIASPÓRICA VIKINGA
Abstract
The migrations of Scandinavian peoples that took place from the 8th century onwards formed a diaspora whose settlements extended from the Volga to the island of Newfoundland. As a diasporic group, these populations shared the same origin and common cultural elements, as well as a notion of belonging to a transterritorial human community. But this identity was not based solely on the fact of the Scandinavian provenance: it had to be constantly reaffirmed and transmitted from generation to generation. This article explores women’s participation in the construction and maintenance of this diasporic identity as a social and cultural strategy, especially in those spaces where other ethnic groups coexisted.
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