What Comes After the War? Vicissitudes in the Change to Civilian Life of Demobilized Youths from FARC
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identity referent
ties
morals
scenarios of civilian life
emotional scenarios
social constructivism

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What Comes After the War? Vicissitudes in the Change to Civilian Life of Demobilized Youths from FARC. (2016). Universitas Humanística, 82(82). https://doi.org/10.11144/Javeriana.uh82.dgat
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Abstract

This article presents the main results of the doctoral research “Configuration of Subjectivities in the Change to Civilian Life of Demobilized Youths from the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia – FARC”, regarding the movements provoked in the identity, ties, and morals of a group of demobilized youths from FARC. The methodological design was guided by the main premises of social constructivism, with a narrative focus. We approached the archeological, path, and structural models of the story for the analytic work. The contributions derived from this article aim to, on the one hand, address the scenarios of civilian life from their emotional potential and, on the other hand, grant some understanding around the reintegration process, the role of citizens, of institutions, and society in the construction of the State required in the post-conflict time.

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