Abstract

ARROYAVE GOMEZ, Martha Cecilia  and  ZAPATA CADAVID, Bárbara. Narrative Practices: Between Strategy and Social Poetry. A Necessary Academic Debate in Contexts of Violences and Reconciliations. Trab. soc. [online]. 2020, vol.22, n.1, pp.253-273. ISSN 2256-5493.  https://doi.org/10.15446/ts.v22n1.79310.

The article is the result of the authors' reflections on their research and intervention experiences developed in different scenarios. Its objective is to propose some possibilities of psycho-social intervention offered by narrative practices in contexts of sociopolitical violence. To that effect, it locates the tension between strategy and social poetry metaphorically, as a conversational framework. In turn, the latter becomes an aesthetic scenario for intervention with victims of the armed conflict, which facilitates the emergence of new stories and the construction of enriched identities that show them possible futures and promote a culture of peace and reconciliation.

Keywords : armed conflict; identity; narrative practices; social intervention; stories of dignity; violence.

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