Sentipensar en medio de la guerra: el papel de las emociones en la experiencia del Consejo Regional Indígena del Tolima y sus comunidades (1998-2010)
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Esta investigación analiza cuál es el papel de las emociones en las acciones colectivas desarrolladas por el Consejo Regional Indígena del Tolima (CRIT) y sus comunidades de base frente al conflicto interno armado entre 1998 y 2010. A partir de una concepción sentipensante, analiza las emociones producidas y movilizadas en medio de las relaciones de poder estructuradas en las dinámicas del conflicto armado a principios del siglo XXI. De esta manera, la tesis examina la función de algunas emociones para inhibir la acción colectiva y generar la subordinación a las autoridades armadas. Igualmente, indaga por el papel motivador de otras emociones, producidas a partir del trabajo emocional realizado por las comunidades indígenas y por el CRIT, que generaron acciones de resistencia frente a los actores armados.
This investigation analyzes the role of emotions in the collective actions developed by the Tolima’s Indigenous Regional Council (CRIT) and its grassroots communities facing the internal armed conflict between 1998 and 2010. From a sentipensante conception, analyzes the emotions produced and mobilized in the middle of power relationships structured in armed conflict’s dynamics at the beginning of the 21st century. In this way, the thesis examines the function of some emotions to inhibit the collective action and generate the subordination to armed authorities. Also, inquires for the motivating role of other emotions, produced from emotional work realized by the indigenous communities and the CRIT, which generated resistance actions to armed actors.
This investigation analyzes the role of emotions in the collective actions developed by the Tolima’s Indigenous Regional Council (CRIT) and its grassroots communities facing the internal armed conflict between 1998 and 2010. From a sentipensante conception, analyzes the emotions produced and mobilized in the middle of power relationships structured in armed conflict’s dynamics at the beginning of the 21st century. In this way, the thesis examines the function of some emotions to inhibit the collective action and generate the subordination to armed authorities. Also, inquires for the motivating role of other emotions, produced from emotional work realized by the indigenous communities and the CRIT, which generated resistance actions to armed actors.