Photography as a means of rescuing the cultural value of conflict-affected territories

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Héctor Mauricio Gómez Mora
Arley Loaiza Soto
Blanca Aracely López Rueda

Abstract

The article presents the experience of action-research and educommunication in the village of El Llanito, attached to the municipality of Barrancabermeja, in northeastern Colombia, where the use of photography among local youth and adolescents activates collective memory and stimulates affirmative dialogue about the identity itself, with which it seeks to restore solidarity and, thus, consolidate the capacity of resistance of the new generations against of a historical and irregular violence, persistent and at the service of the establishment of a new productive order adverse to the traditional forms of economy in the territory.

Keywords:
photography, territory, teenagers, youth, culture, identity, memory, appropriation

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Author Biographies

Héctor Mauricio Gómez Mora

Magíster en Comunicación Digital de la Universidad Pontifica Bolivariana, seccional Medellín. Docente de la Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana, seccional Bucaramanga, Colombia.

Arley Loaiza Soto

Estudiante de último año de Comunicación Social-Periodismo, Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana seccional Bucaramanga.

Blanca Aracely López Rueda

Joven investigadora del Ministerio de Ciencia y Tecnología de Colombia. Docente de la Facultad Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana, seccional Bucaramanga. Estudiante de la maestría en Interculturalidad Desarollo y Paz Territorial, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana.

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