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^ Pascual Barea, Joaquín. Juan de Quirós: Poesía Latina y Cristopatía (La Pasión de Cristo). Introducción, edición, traducción e índices. Cádiz: Universidad, 2004, pp. 23-26, 51-55 y 142-143. Boşa güreşi karşıtları etkinliğin barbarca olduğunu söylerken, boğa güreşini savunanlar ise etkinliği ulusal tarihlerinde yer eden tarihi bir sanat formu olduğunu belirtiyorlar. ^ Toro de Lidia (15 November 2006). "Toro de Lidia – Toro de lidia". Cetnotorolidia.es. Retrieved 28 March 2010. ^ "Casa de Su Majestad el Rey de España". Casareal.es. 22 May 2007. Retrieved 28 March 2010. Within its small circle one finds life, death, ambition, despair, success, failure, faith, desperation, valor, cowardliness, generosity, and meanness—all condensed into the actions of a single afternoon or even a single moment. Bullfighting was outlawed in California in 1957, but the law was amended in response to protests from the Portuguese community in Gustine.[167] Lawmakers determined that a form of "bloodless" bullfighting would be allowed to continue, in affiliation with certain Christian holidays.[which?] Though the bull is not killed as with traditional bullfighting, it is still intentionally irritated and provoked and its horns are shaved down to prevent injury to people and other animals sbpw.simongosselin.fr present in the ring, but serious injuries still can and do occur and spectators are also at risk.[168][169] The Humane Society of the United States has expressed opposition to bullfighting in all its forms since at least 1981.[170] Flamboyant ticks and leaves like a matador goading a bull. In May 2025, the Congress of Colombia adopted a bill to ban bullfighting across the country from the year 2027 onwards.[119] The sport has been completely banned in Argentina, Canada, Cuba, Denmark, Italy, and the United Kingdom. There are some countries which fall in a gray area, such as the United States, where modifications have been made to Spanish-style bullfighting to avoid injuring the bull. Bullfighting was present in Cuba during its colonial period from 1514 to 1898, but was abolished by the United States military under the pressure of civic associations in 1899, right after the Spanish–American War of 1898. The prohibition was maintained after Cuba gained independence in 1902.[100] Bullfighting was also banned for a period in Mexico in 1890; consequently some Spanish bullfighters moved to the United States to transfer their skills to the American rodeos.[101] Jallikattu, a type of bull-taming or bull-riding event, is practiced in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. A bull is released into a crowd of people. Participants attempt to grab the bull's hump and either hold on for a determined distance or length of time or attempt https://frakenbotten.se/eboqpvwel/ to liberate a packet of money tied to the bull's horns. The practice was banned in 2014 by India's Supreme Court over concerns that bulls are sometimes mistreated prior to jallikattu events. Animal welfare investigations into the practice revealed that some bulls are poked with sticks and scythes, some have their tails twisted, some are force-fed alcohol to disorient them, and in some cases chili powder and other irritants are applied to bulls' eyes and genitals to agitate the animals.[135] The 2014 ban was suspended and reinstated several times over the years. In January 2017, the Supreme Court upheld their previous ban and various protests arose in response. Due to these protests, on 21 January 2017, the Governor of Tamil Nadu issued a new ordinance that authorized the continuation of jallikattu events.[136] On 23 January 2017 the Tamil Nadu legislature passed a bi-partisan bill, with the accession of the Prime Minister, exempting jallikattu from the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act (1960).[137] As of January 2017 Jallikattu is legal in Tamil Nadu,[138] but another organization may challenge the mechanism by which it was legalized,[139] as the Animal Welfare Board of India claims that the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly does not have the power to override Indian federal law, meaning that the state law could possibly once again be nullified and jallikattu banned.[140][141] Jump up to: ^ "El Constitucional anula la prohibición de los toros en Cataluña". 20 October 2016. Retrieved 21 January 2017. 22 ^ In Spain and Latin America, opposition to bullfighting is referred to as the antitaurino movement.[citation needed] In a 2012 poll, 70% of Mexican respondents wanted bullfighting to be prohibited.[56] Nicaragua prohibited bullfighting under a new Animal Welfare Law in December 2010, with 74 votes in favour and 5 votes against in Parliament.[150] ^ Hartley, E. (January 2016). "Peru running of the bulls event in Cusco leaves eight injured". The Huffington Post. Retrieved 5 April 2016. ^ Fotoğraflarda İspanyol matadorun ringden uzaklaştırılırken bilincinin yerinde olduğu ancak ağır kanama geçirdiği görülüyor. Alexander Fiske-Harrison, who trained as a bullfighter to research for his book on the topic (and trained in biological sciences and moral philosophy before that), has pointed out that the bull lives three times longer than do cattle reared exclusively for meat, and lives wild during that period in meadows and forests which are funded by the premium the bullfight's box office adds on to the price of their meat, should be taken into account when weighing concerns about both animal welfare and the environment. He also speculated that the adrenalizing nature of the 30-minute spectacle may reduce the bull's suffering even below that of the stress and anxiety of queueing in the abattoir.[66][67] However, zoologist and animal rights activist Jordi Casamitjana argues that the bulls do experience a high degree of suffering and "all aspects of any bullfight, from the transport to the death, are in themselves causes of suffering."[68] Türkiye'de boğa güreşi[değiştir | kaynağı değiştir] In the final stage, the tercio de muerte ("a third of death"), the matador re-enters the ring alone with a smaller red cloth, or muleta, and a sword. It is a common misconception that the color red is supposed to anger the bull; the animals are functionally colorblind in this respect: the bull is incited to charge by the movement of the muleta.[15][16] The muleta is thought to be red to mask the bull's blood, although the color is now a matter of tradition. The matador uses his muleta to attract the bull in a series of passes, which serve the dual purpose of wearing the animal down for the kill and creating sculptural forms between man and animal that can fascinate or thrill the audience, and which when linked together in a rhythm create a dance of passes, or faena. The matador will often try to enhance the drama dmg.jpnwebdesign.se of the dance by bringing the bull's horns especially close to his body. The faena xbjhw.scuolasancasciano.it refers to the entire performance with the muleta.[citation needed] ^ "El Congreso de Quintana Roo prohíbe las corridas de toros," https://värmepumpsguiden.se/edpfjx/ qjvyuks.tocarmadera.se Expansión, 28 June 2019 ^ "Bullfighting show is popular in El Alto, Bolivia but quite different to those in Spain". YouTube. Associated Press Archive. 31 July 2015. Archived from the original on 4 November 2021. Retrieved 6 June 2020. 17 ^ Raúl, Arce-Contreras. "Coahuila, Mexico Bans Bullfighting". Humane Society International. Retrieved 5 November 2015. ^ ^ Marcum, Diana (25 August 2011). "Tradition of the Azores takes root in Central Valley bullrings". Los Angeles Times. ISSN 0458-3035. Archived from the original on 20 September 2015. Retrieved 18 February 2019. 24 ^ Laborde, Christian (2009). Corrida, Basta!. Paris, France: Editions Robert Laffont. pp. 14–15, 17–19, 38, 40–42, 52–53. Wikimedia Commons'ta Matador ile ilgili ortam dosyaları mevcuttur. Jump up to: 5 ^ Amaury Mo (27 April 2014). "Corridas de Toros en El Seibo del 1 al 10 de Mayo durante sus fiestas Patronales". iDominicas.com (in Spanish). Retrieved 6 June 2020. ^ "Llum verda a la supressió de les corrides de toros a Catalunya". Avui.cat. 18 December 2009. Archived from the original on 21 December 2009. Retrieved 28 March 2010. Kabul ederseniz, Çerez bildirimi metninde açıklandığı üzere, Amazon mağazalarındaki alışveriş deneyiminizi tamamlamak için de çerezleri kullanacağız. 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Little Brown Brother: How the United States Purchased and Pacified the Philippine Islands at the Century's Turn. Wolff Productions. https://monanilzen.se/xeral/ pp. 22–. ISBN 978-1-58288-209-3. Retrieved 15 September 2013. Bullfighting’s defenders are as passionate as its detractors, and they have hailed from all social and https://hrcuppsala.se/zlwot/ economic classes. Jean-Jacques Rousseau credited bullfighting with keeping alive a certain “vigour” in the Spanish people. Other defenders point out that the corrida employs hundreds of thousands of people worldwide and generates much-needed revenue for private charities and state welfare agencies, not unlike the role gambling and lotteries play in many nonbullfighting countries. To still others, bullfighting is but another form of contemporary commercialized mass entertainment—less violent than professional boxing, less injurious than American football, and less cruel to the animal than the ignoble fate that awaits the slaughterhouse steer. Many bullfighters take a more philosophical view and see in the bullring a morality play of sorts, a rare microcosm of the world in its various manifestations. As described by Conchita Cintrón, the most acclaimed female bullfighter of modern times, Bullfighting has long generated commentary and controversy. To anthropologists and psychologists, the corrida has signified everything from a confrontation between culture and nature to a symbolic exposition of gender, sexual, or filial relations. In centuries past, clerics assailed bullfighting for degrading the work ethic and diverting public attention away from the church and prayer. Many observers—from Renaissance popes and Bourbon kings to contemporary animal-rights activists—have seen bullfighting as https://jpnwebdesign.se/wdjqxvt/ barbaric, as a perversion of the Christian principle of animal stewardship. Others have blamed the spectacle on a debased elite class, which historically held corridas in commemoration of royal weddings and to celebrate the graduation of doctoral students; in the latter case, graduates adorned a wall of their college with the blood of the bull, a tradition that lingers today but in the form of applying red paint, not blood. To still others, blame for the bullfight lies not with a decadent elite but with mass popular culture’s taste for bread-and-circuses kinds of entertainment. To many Spanish intellectuals (especially to the Generation of 1898, which grappled with the meaning of the loss of the Spanish empire, and to many intellectuals after the death of Francisco Franco https://smafotbollsmal.se/ivxjglu/ in 1975), the corrida has been a window into the soul of Spain and its people, an unrelenting reminder htangp.scuolasancasciano.it of the so-called Spanish lsjez.simongosselin.fr “problem”: Spain’s supposed rejection of the Enlightenment and the modern world, a refusal to “Europeanize,” which hurts Spain’s standing in world opinion and its stature in the European community of civilized nations. The European Union, however, has declared bullfighting a protected activity under the heading of “national culture.” ^ "Canary Islands Government. Law 8/1991, dated April the 30th, for animal protection" (in Spanish). Gobiernodecanarias.org. 13 May 1991. Retrieved 4 August 2013. Matador, torero (İspanyolca) veya toureiro (Portekizce), İspanyol kültürünün yaşandığı ülkelerde yapılan boğa güreşinde boğa dövüşçüsüdür. Aynı zamanda, boğa güreşindeki ana kişidir. Güreşteki boğayı yormaya çalışır. Daha sonrasında, matadorlar yaralı veya yorulmuş boğaları öldürür. ^ "La corrida n'est plus inscrite au patrimoine culturel immatériel de la France - 06/06/2015 - La Nouvelle République France-Monde". 6 June 2015. Retrieved 21 January 2017. 19 The techniques used by modern matadors date from about 1914, when Juan Belmonte revolutionized the ancient spectacle. Formerly, the main object of the fight had been only to prepare the bull for the sword thrust. But Belmonte, a small, slight Andalusian, emphasized the danger to the matador by close and graceful capework, and the kill became secondary. He worked closer to the bull’s horns than had ever been believed possible and became an overnight sensation. Several matadors were killed trying to imitate Belmonte’s style. Fransa'da boğa güreşleri 2012 yılında yasallaşmıştı. Fransız haber ajansı AFP, her yıl ülkedeki güreşlerde bin boğanın öldürüldüğünü kaydediyor.