Configuración identitaria en jóvenes que vivieron en su infancia la desaparición forzada de un familiar, en el marco del conflicto armado colombiano

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Author	Rizzo, Alexander Alvis Sierra, Carmen Patricia Duque Bustamante, Alexander Rodríguez
Copyright Year	2013
Abstract	This paper informs about the identity configuration of young people who experienced a relative’s forced disappearance during their childhood; it is aimed to recognize how they configure their identity after that event. For that, we adopted a qualitative approach from the theory of social constructionism. Our findings indicate that young’s identity is formed in a violent social context, where social practices are established around a relative’s forced disappearance. These young people have configured their identity in the middle of a reconfigured family, because of the uncertainty produced by the body absence , the social compelling need of hiding the event, and the fact that the rest of the family do not name the event. We found out that there are two tendencies in the way young people configure their identity: the first one oriented to reconstruction and the second one, to loss.
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