Afectos y emociones entre padres, madres e hijos en el vivir transnacional
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Puyana Villamizar, Yolanda
Rojas Moreno, Diana Alejandra
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2011
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Este artículo presenta los cambios y conflictos que suceden entre padres, madres, hijos e hijas a raíz de la migración internacional de sus progenitores. La aproximación a estos conflictos se logra a partir de un análisis de los relatos vitales de los miembros de la familia, así como de los cuidadores y migrantes. También se comparan las relaciones paterno-filiales antes y después de la migración, y se expone la complejidad de los vínculos establecidos, la forma como suelen comunicar sus relaciones afectivas, el uso de los medios de comunicación, la manera como se ejerce la autoridad y las distintas estrategias generadas por los grupos familiares para mantener vínculos en condiciones de transnacionalidad.
Abstract: The article discusses the changes and conflicts arising between parents and children as a result of the international migration of the former. The conflicts are approached on the basis of an analysis of the life stories of the family members, as well as of the caretakers and migrants. The article also compares parent-children relationships before and after migration, analyzing the complexity of the established bonds, the way in which affective relationships are communicated, the way means of communication are used, the manner in which authority is exercised, and the different strategies generated by family groups to preserve their relationship in conditions of transnational living.
Abstract: The article discusses the changes and conflicts arising between parents and children as a result of the international migration of the former. The conflicts are approached on the basis of an analysis of the life stories of the family members, as well as of the caretakers and migrants. The article also compares parent-children relationships before and after migration, analyzing the complexity of the established bonds, the way in which affective relationships are communicated, the way means of communication are used, the manner in which authority is exercised, and the different strategies generated by family groups to preserve their relationship in conditions of transnational living.