El despojo de tierras y el sometimiento humano en los departamentos de Antioquia y Boyacá en la denominada época de la violencia en Colombia desde la mirada de tres novelas

Abstract

This research work analyzes from some postulates of Lucien Goldman`s literary sociology, narratives that are a sample of the events and the subsequent consequences that the bipartisan war brought to Colombian culture. The violence that was generated at the time in rural areas of Colombia was linked to the use of the territory, promoting usurpation, expulsion and submission, in turn strengthening the power of politicians and big businessmen. The violent events that this conflict brought with it produced great changes in the political, economic and social systems, promoting inequality and injustice throughout the national territory. Due to the impact of the events, a literary tradition theme with impetus, thus generating an esthetic option of the events, not only as testimony, but as a sample of the past that is repeated in the present. Taking in the present. Taking into account that above, it can be said that literature is a relevant element to carry out an analysis of the armed conflict from and artistic perspective that not only takes into account the historical and social facts, but also allows the exploration and understanding of antecedents of structures and systems that still govern the lives of Colombians.