Contexto e análise de conteúdo da história da composição
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A relevância deste artigo é determinada pela reavaliação das atitudes em relação às compositoras, inclusive à luz das ideias de gênero. O objetivo do artigo é destacar as histórias de realizações criativas de musicistas galegas. O estudo envolveu a análise de obras de críticos musicais, historiadores e psicólogos pertinentes ao tema. Análise de conteúdo, análise contextual (método biográfico), método analítico, método de comparação e método de sistematização foram selecionados como os principais métodos de pesquisa. Como resultado, constatou-se que devido a estereótipos étnicos de gênero, preconceitos gênero-profissionais e peculiaridades socioculturais da sociedade galega oriental do final do século XIX ao início do século XX, a criatividade dos compositores mencionados não recebeu o reconhecimento necessário.
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