POLITICAL SUBJECTIVITY IN THE CONTEXT OF HOUSING POPULAR ORGANIZATIONS- EL TRÉBOL CASE
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The present research article developed under the study “The Housing Popular Organizations (OPV by its Spanish initials) – Space for the Subjectivity Configuration”, pretends to provide a thought around the process of setting-up of political subjectivity in the context of popular organizations. This, from the understanding process of agency of housing rights of the OPV El Trébol, placed in the Sogamoso municipality, Boyacá.
The methodological perspective employed during the research process incorporates qualitative elements that, combined with hermeneutics and the use of ethnographic techniques, offer an opportune development context that permits to understand the everyday of the social reality parting from the recognition and resignification of the ways of acting, thinking, and feeling of the processes’ protagonists. Thus, this research created the atmosphere for thinking and reconstructing the experience of the collective action undertaken in El Trébol and its aim of getting decent houses for associated families. This fact revealed the following configurations of political subjectivity in the hope of contributing the necessary elements for a debate.
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