Coevolución: vínculos y narrativas de familias víctimas de desaparición forzada

Abstract

This research-intervention was developed within the framework of the Master's Degree in Clinical and Family Psychology at the University of Santo Tomás, it is linked to the group of Psychology, Family and Networks, to the line of Psychology, Human Systems and Mental Health from the macro projects: "Family Stories and Narratives in diverse contexts" and "Bons, ecology and networks". In response to the situation in Colombia in relation to the 70,000 missing people and the impact of this on families, the team asked: How the reorganization of Bons and the reconfiguration of narrative experience are related to the coevolution of families who have lived the forced disappearance? Its general objective was to understand and favor coevolutionary processes from the linking reorganization and the reconfiguration of the narrative experience of families that have lived through forced disappearance, in order to contribute from the systemic clinical psychology, to the development of proposals that contribute to the welfare of these families The emphasis of the project corresponds to the research, from the reflexive and contextual method, multiple case study, from the principles of cybernetics and second order research. Established categorical matrices were used for the processing of information to the deductively and conversational narrative analysis, systematizing information qualitatively. In the results, it is highlighted that from the disappearance, suffering is positioned as the edge that connects between the members of the family, with the disappeared and with the broad systems, also configuring a narrative identity from the loss. The process allowed from the virtual to mobilize the focus of the absence towards the presence, facilitating new forms of interaction and significance that legitimized alternate stories to the disappearance, configuring itself as coevolutionary possibility.