Construcción narrativa de la identidad en familias de militares heridos por minas: narrativas que favorecen la reconstrucción de la identidad y de la experiencia.

Abstract

The present work aimed to understand the narrative construction of the family identity of military injured by MAP, MUSE and improvised explosive devices, to visualize the process of re-construction of family identity, from stories that favor narrative continuity and articulation of the script of life in the past, present and future, this objective was carried out on the basis of a case study in which the family system of a military injured by an improvised explosive device, settled in the Bogotá city, The precepts of the qualitative research of second order, framed in a process of investigation-intervention, that was developed through five phases, within which four reflective conversational scenarios were organized from which a categorial analysis was carried out, where the basic categories of this work and the methodological concepts of the conversational narrative are articulated. This was framed in the ethical considerations that guide the psychological and legal framework that surrounds the particularities of this population. Through the previous idea, was possible for us to understand how at the conceptual level of the family identity, the experience to be hurt, the family dynamics and the narrative link, are interdependent and recursively feedback. At the intervention level, we understand that it is possible to generate mobilizations in systems in which there is no saturated version of the 'problem' and that it is possible to co-construct possible versions of it, from the articulation of the linguistic interactions of the actors and the interveners, this was reflected through a therapeutic document that made it possible to visualize and consolidate the identity resources of the family system whom participate, in the time.