Representaciones sociales frente a la crianza de dos familias indígenas Nasa del resguardo San Francisco – Vereda La Pila – Cauca

Abstract

The present work has as purpose to know the social representations in front of the raising of two indigenous families Nasas of the indigenous reservation of San Francisco, la Pila Cauca village. The research is based on the theory put forward by authors such as: Moscovici (1961), Jodelet (1984), Ibáñez (cited in Cañón, Peláez & Noreña, 2005) who have worked on social representations, but mainly took into account the functions of the social representations proposed by Abric (1987), for the respective analysis.

For the methodology part, it was carried out from a qualitative research with a descriptive and interpretative approach through a case study, because it allows to approach and know how the phenomenon of parenting is perceived. For this, it was done with two families. Where, it was possible to demonstrate that the social representations around the upbringing are related to the social, political, and economic changes that in some way have led to a new way of interpreting the upbringing and parenting practices in relation to the orientation of the children. Children. It also shows that in the course of time the customs and traditions around their worldview have been left aside in the teaching of children.