Prácticas familiares de paz: un acercamiento a las narrativas de jóvenes universitarios
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(analytical): objective: to identify the way in which the family as a socializing group develops affective, communicative, ethical and favorable practices for the construction of daily peace. Methodology: it is a qualitative study interpretative, realized through biographical narratives, analyzed in a collaborative way with the agents. Results: it was found that the socio-familiar construction of meanings around peace is associated with the context, the family life experience and the recognition of five family practices. Scope: family practices such as family sharing, domestic work distribution, family dialogue, joint decision-making and family care contribute to the democratization of family life and the building of peace through interactions.
Key words: young university student, family, education for peace (Social Science Unesco Thesaurus).
Key words author: narratives, meanings, family practices, peacebuilding.
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