"Al mal tiempo buena cara": Narrativas de humor como mecanismo que favorece procesos resilientes en un sistema familiar en el marco del conflicto armado en Colombia

Abstract

In the effort to understand the consequences and magnitude of the armed conflict in Colombia, particular stories have been made invisible in order to build hegemonic and generalized discourses, leaving aside the wealth locked in the attribute of experience due to dominant discourses that provide versions reductionist and impoverished from the war, remaining in an impoverished vision of the conflict that leaves aside to contemplate the resources and possibilities that may emerge; The objective of this work is to understand how humor narratives favor the resilience of a family system that has lived through the armed conflict, so that a view of the conflict is taken not from the deficit but from the possibility; To achieve this end, we assume the qualitative method, recognizing in the narrative biographical design and in the implemented strategies and instruments, effective means to approach the narratives that occur in the family system and the transformation of these over time, finding that the narratives of humor they allow them to get out of the dominant versions favoring the emergence of resignifications that enable the generation of resilient processes in the framework of the armed conflict in Colombia. Key words: armed conflict, narratives, family, humor and resilience