Abstract

VILLA-GOMEZ, Juan David et al. Social and Political Emotions in the Construction and the Obstruction of Peace in Citizens of Middle-High Social Stratum in the City of Bogota. Ágora U.S.B. [online]. 2019, vol.19, n.2, pp.352-371. ISSN 1657-8031.  https://doi.org/10.21500/16578031.4393.

Regarding the configuration of Collective Emotional Orientations (CEO) of a political nature, such as psychosocial barriers to the construction of peace and reconciliation in the people in the city of Bogotá, from a gender perspective, it was possible to identify different emotions: sadness and pain; rage, anger and hatred; fear, anxiety, mistrust and uncertainty; resentment and disgust; non-conformity, concern and disappointment; indifference, impotence, frustration and hopelessness; hope, happiness, optimism and empathy; patriotism, security, gratitude and admiration, facing armed conflict, its actors, the peace agreement, and the future of the country. From these, it is possible to conclude that some CEO are psychosocial barriers according to the way in which they are experienced by the participants.

Keywords : Collective Emotional Orientations; Psychosocial Barriers; Peace-Building; Gender Perspective; Reconciliation; and the Colombian Armed Conflict..

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