Revertir la memoria del conflicto armado colombiano, análisis del discurso en la prensa escrita

Bluzmanis, Diego Alberto Londoño; Arboleda-Ariza, Juan Carlos; Herrera, Milton Danilo Morales

doi:10.21615/cesp.12.1.8

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“…By establishing a unique and hegemonic recount that accounts for the entire memory of the conflict. Explanatory premises are set to circulate, in which winners and losers are constructed, the good and the evil, who make up the truth about the conflict (Castillejo, 2017; Londoño et al, 2019). The Colombian government, eager to have an official memory that synthesizes the conflict’s history via their laws, has deepened the social distance within the victims and the civil society.…”

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Reparation policies in Colombia: Memory as a Repertoire

2020

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Colombia is one of the countries that has opted for a model of restorative justice to repair the victims of the armed conflict. To accomplish this, it has created a series of reparation laws which involve building scenarios to foster a call for remembrance (duty of memory) and in which the truth can be cleared up. The objective of this study is to provide a discourse analysis of how the notion of memory is constructed within the official reparation policies in Colombia. A discourse analysis of Law 975, Law 1408, and Law 1448 was carried out, using the logic of interpretive repertoires. As a result, it was possible to identify four repertoires: Institutional, Archival, Commemorative, and Reparative. The increasing globalization of reparation policies and the use of memory for the purpose of institutionalization that hinders the possibility of interpreting the past in another way, is discussed.

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Reparation policies in Colombia: Memory as a Repertoire

2020

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Ethics, human rights and violence in Chihuahua’s digital journalism

Villanueva-Ledezma

Machin-Mastromatteo

González-Quiñones

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Purpose This paper presents the findings of a project that aims to analyze the ethical treatment of the news, with special attention to the reporting of violent events, as it is carried out by digital news outlets from the State of Chihuahua (Mexico). Design/methodology/approach A media observatory was established to collect and analyze the 9,115 news reports of violent events from February to June 2019 and was published by 12 digital news outlets in Chihuahua. Quantitative data analysis was carried out using three analytical axes – ethics, human rights and violence. Each axis was, in turn, subdivided into three criteria, and this paper identifies how compliant were each news outlet and individual news report with those criteria. Findings Data analysis established that 5,385 of the news reports (59.1 per cent of the total news analyzed) met all the nine desirable criteria, whereas other subsets did not comply with up to a minimum five criteria. How the observed news outlets and their reports complied with the criteria used is specified in this paper. Originality/value The methodology used and the data analyzed seek to develop ethical and socially responsible journalism. Hence, this paper offers various possibilities, such as raising new questions related to journalistic deontology, helps engage responsible journalists and also represents an area of opportunity for library and information professionals who are immersed in digital environments (e.g. digital libraries and library professionals that are the ideal professionals to store, manage and disseminate the records produced by media observatories). Moreover, the data analyzed help to set a maximum limit for the non-compliance with each of the criteria analyzed, which can even lead to the development of an ethical and social responsibility accreditation that can be granted to news outlets with the best practices for journalism.

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Aproximaciones al concepto de convivencia en el espacio territorial colombiano

Palomino-Leiva,

Jurado-Alvarán

2024

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Este artículo es un estudio documental que analiza la producción científica sobre el concepto de convivencia mediante los descriptores “Convivencia” AND “Colombia”, en español y “coexistence” AND “Colombia” en inglés, seleccionando el área de psicología. Se accedió a tres bases de datos: Web of Science, Redalyc, EBSCO host, seleccionando 32 documentos publicados entre 2017 al 2023, del cual 27 fueron artículos científicos, 3 artículos de reflexión y 2 capítulos de libro, con mayor producción científica en los departamentos de Cundinamarca, Valle y Antioquia. Las tendencias conceptuales emergentes sobre la convivencia se sintetizan en tres premisas: i). El concepto de convivencia es una forma de interacción dinamizadora desde las experiencias vividas con otros mediante vínculos afectivos, sociales, comunitarios y cotidianos en diferentes contextos y escenarios, en donde surgen diferentes tipologías. Se asocia a los procesos de socialización, interacción social, intersubjetividad, conflictos y construcción de paz. ii). Conceptualizar la convivencia implica entender la subjetividad e intersubjetividad presente en los discursos, prácticas y medios sociales desplegada por diversos actores (personales, institucionales, comunitarios) en su cotidianidad a favor de su construcción; y iii). Para su comprensión conceptual prevalecen diversas perspectivas teóricas: las subjetivas, las psicosociales, las sociales, las de conflictos, las de paz y las decoloniales, lo cual orientan diversas investigaciones.

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Revertir la memoria del conflicto armado colombiano, análisis del discurso en la prensa escrita

Cited by 3 publications

References 32 publications

Reparation policies in Colombia: Memory as a Repertoire

Reparation policies in Colombia: Memory as a Repertoire

Ethics, human rights and violence in Chihuahua’s digital journalism

Aproximaciones al concepto de convivencia en el espacio territorial colombiano

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