Comunicar la memoria del conflicto armado en Colombia

¡Esta guerra no es mía!

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Behar Leiser, Olga (editor)
Ardila Behar, Carolina (editor)
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Abstract
Colombia's recent history has been characterized by numerous episodes of violence, suffering, and uncertainty involving various armed groups. Each of these groups has its own narratives, objectives, and methods of waging war. This book is the result of a formative research exercise, in which professors and students from the Political Science Program at the University of Santiago de Cali accompany the reader on a journey through the historical memory of the armed conflict, reconstructed by students in the Communication and Memory course.
 
La historia reciente de Colombia ha estado caracterizada por numerosos episodios de violencia, sufrimiento e incertidumbre que han implicado a diversos grupos armados. Cada uno de estos grupos tiene sus propias narrativas, objetivos y modos de llevar a cabo la guerra. Este libro es resultado de un ejercicio de investigación formativa, en el que docentes y estudiantes del Programa de ciencia Política de la Universidad Santiago de Cali acompañan al lector en su viaje por la memoria histórica del conflicto armado, reconstruida por los estudiantes del curso Comunicación y Memoria.
 
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https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/157501
Keywords
memoria histórica, conflicto armado, comunicación, construcción de paz
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10.35985/9786287604889
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978-628-7604-87-2, 978-628-7604-88-9
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Universidad Santiago de Cali
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Editorial de la universidad Santiago de Cali, 2024-10-15
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230
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Chapters in this book

  • La Habana
    Ardila Behar, Carolina; Astaiza Gonzále, Catalina; Sanclemente Flórez, Dahiana (2024-10-15)
    The sociopolitical conflict in Colombia encompasses decades of history and multiple armed actors. This chapter seeks to carry out a memory reconstruction exercise on the events that occurred in the Havana ...
  • Párraga
    Ardila Beha, Carolina; Torres Ortiz, Slendy Yarithse (2024-10-15)
    This chapter seeks to present a detailed account of the events that occurred in the village of Párraga, in relation to the Colombian armed conflict. The text addresses four key moments for the reconstruction of violence ...
  • Tumaco
    Behar Leiser, Olga; Marquínez Castillo, Oriana (2024-10-15)
    The present chapter aims to build a memory of the attack on the police station in Tumaco, Nariño, by the 29th front of the FARC-EP on February 1, 2012, amidst peace negotiations with this armed ...

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