Entre víctimas y ciudadanos: identidades en transición y nuevos procesos de subjetivación y sujeción en los casos de Colombia y España
(Between victims and citizens: identities in transition and new processes of subjectivation and subjection in the cases of Colombia and Spain)
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Víctimas, ciudadanía, Colombia, España, subjetivación, victims, citizenship, Spain, subjectivationAbstract
Este texto trata de reflexionar sobre los procesos de subjetivación y sujeción alrededor de la categoría de víctima y de ciudadanía en dos contextos muy diferentes, como son España y Colombia, a partir de la puesta en diálogo de dos viñetas etnográficas. A partir de dichas viñetas y del diálogo comparativo que generan, se plantea superar la dicotomía binaria ciudadano Vs víctima y los imaginarios hegemónicos que les suelen ser otorgados desde la literatura jurídica, filosófica y social a cada uno, para describir la densidad y la ambivalencia social que se dan en los procesos locales en donde se muestra que se dan ires y venires entre ambas categorías de los que conviene dar cuenta.
This text tries to reflect on the processes of subjectivation and subjection around the category of victim and citizenship in two very different contexts, such as Spain and Colombia, based on the dialogue between two ethnographic vignettes. Based on the two vignettes and the comparative dialogue that they generate, it is proposed to overcome the binary dichotomy “citizen vs victim” and the hegemonic imaginaries that are usually granted from the legal, philosophical and social literature to each one, to describe the density and ambivalence social that occur in local processes where it is shown that there are going and coming between both categories that should be accounted for.
Available from: https://doi.org/10.35295/osls.iisl/0000-0000-0000-1328
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