Construcción de narrativas resilientes en un hombre que vivenció violencia doméstica en una relación de pareja

Abstract

When it comes to domestic violence society’s perception is that women and children are the most vulnerable population, leaving men as the attacker and aggressor. That’s why this investigation aims to make a propositive and appreciative analysis about this phenomenon, emphasizing on the understanding that men have about the subject. Taking into account the premise that violent dynamics are built within the relationship where both men and women are jointly responsible for this. The investigators intention was to identify the experiences lived by a man who had a relationship with a woman, which presented violent dynamics. Based on those experiences narrated by the participant, the sought was to recognize their resilient narratives. In regard to this, second-order cybernetics, social constructionism and complex thinking represented the guiding framework from which the problematic investigated was understood, this was very important because the investigators were able to learn how men builds a relationship with society, and how this relation could be permeated by language. How every day their reality, and speech became richer and different, and thus it was possible for them to construct new narratives of life. For this purpose, a case study was conducted, where three reflective conversational scenarios were developed, in which the participant brought his discourse to light. In the conversation between the researchers and the participant was possible to discern his resilient narratives from his past life. as well as through narrative deconstruction it was possible to bring new visions of the dynamics that are generated in the couple and the co-construction that takes place within it.