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MOSQUERA-MOSQUERA, Carlos Enrique  y  RODRIGUEZ-LOZANO, María Nelsy. To thematize the memory of armed conflict from literature, music and narrative to form political subjectivity, compassion and responsive ethics. Hallazgos [online]. 2018, vol.15, n.29, pp.45-70. ISSN 1794-3841.  https://doi.org/10.15332/s1794-3841.2018.0029.02.

This article presents part of the results of the doctoral thesis entitled "the institutional educational project and the formation of political subjectivity for a post-conflict scenario: collective memory of the armed conflict and school identity". The methodology that was used was oral history, and the approach was hermeneutic. The objective pursued for this purpose was to reveal the sense and meaning that the collective memory of the Colombian armed conflict had for the institution under study, through the memory that is conveyed in literature, music and narrative as pedagogical devices. The findings can be summarized in that: 1) through literature, music and narratives as pedagogical devices, pedagogy of memory can be made, given that educational subjects acquire new sense and meanings about the impacts of the Colombian armed conflict; 2) by unveiling the sense and meaning of the armed conflict from literature, music and narratives, the educational subjects become political, ethical, civilized and compassionate; 3) the ethics that arise from memory, and that is conveyed in literature, music and narratives, is different from the ethics taught by the school as competences; 4) students can acquire a transient identity when they listen imaginatively to the other that is narrated when activated in them ethical devices (feelings of longings, desires, complicities, sympathies and compathies2) as opposed to what they hear and as opposed to the condition of the victim; 5) self-care and care for others is given when the students faced with the alter-victim acquire a semantic of cordiality; 6) before the alter-victim the students understand that forgiveness is a gift of the victim; and 7) the students become democratic and move away from the logic of evil from the memory that music entails, when they respect diversity, they do not get involved in the word and direct their actions toward peace.

Palabras clave : corporeity; self-care; responsive ethics; narratives; sense and meaning; memory; educational subject; subjectivity and forgiveness.

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