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Cartografiando afectos docentes en relación con la narcocultura

Authors: Baeza Castillo, Daniela Valentina;

Cartografiando afectos docentes en relación con la narcocultura

Abstract

La siguiente investigación propone cartografiar los afectos que circulan en siete docentes de escuelas públicas de Santiago en relación con la participación de sus estudiantes en la narcocultura. Utiliza un enfoque metodológico cualitativo posthumanista y hace un ensamblaje entre la teoría de afectos, biopoder, biopedagogía y subjetivación, utilizando como técnica de elicitación de datos la narración y la conversación informal. Como resultado se identificaron cinco temas principales emergentes: la narcocultura como concepto de opción rentable que da poder y estatus cuyo final es la muerte, los afectos del odio y el miedo generados por los medios de comunicación y redes sociales, el papel del biopoder y la verdad en la legitimación de roles sociales, el rol formativo de la escuela como alternativa frente a la narcocultura y la importancia de los docentes que marcan y dejan huella. Los hallazgos destacan la complejidad de los afectos que movilizan las representaciones que hacen los y las docentes respecto de la narcocultura, subrayando tanto la resistencia como las limitaciones del sistema educativo en contextos de alta vulnerabilidad social.

Keywords

330, Educación, 04 Educación y calidad, 370, 04 Quality education

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