Relatos desde el asfalto: la dimensión afectiva en las historias de vida de las personas mayores, habitantes de calle y sin hogar.

Abstract

The present creation report presents the investigative process carried out for the consolidation of the product called Tales from asphalt, product of story-telling literary narration, which accounts for the affective processes linked to the life histories of the elderly inhabitants of street and homeless. The final product consists of four short stories, all linked at the beginning and end of the text. The first of these is the story of Humberto, a person over 68 years of age, who during his childhood is torn between fear and happiness, while it is debated in the search of confidence, autonomy, initiative and industriousness, followed in its order of the stories of José, Omar and Javier, older people who during their adulthood, facing situations that mobilized the emotions of anger and sadness They had to face isolation and stagnation. Their stories are inconclusive, their stories are still written.