Subjetividades políticas del movimiento estudiantil universitario colombiano del siglo XXI. Sus prácticas en las temporalidades de la latencia y de lo contencioso

Abstract

The purpose of the research is to understand how the Colombian university student movement enables the constitution of political subjectivity that disputes the social order. The analysis focuses on the resistance practices of the movement as it is considered in this research that it is through these practices that university students express and produce political subjectivity. The practices of resistance in relation to the imaginary, the identity or the memory, are not conceived only as actions or activities captured empirically, but are seen through the narratives of the subjects in their historicity understood as the articulation of the present, the utopian past and future involved in the political actions of university students and, as such, constitutive of the political subjectivity of the student movement. The thesis that I propose in this work is that the subjectivity that is forged in latency is like a breeding ground, it is something that is moving, that is boiling, it is not there yet, but it is! And…, when it bursts in, when it becomes visible, when it becomes an object of observation, it is because it has been constantly being built and that puts us in an idea of ​​a dynamic subject, very close to the logic of life experience, of what moves us. The dimension of latency involves elements that are of a cognitive-conceptual order, also affective-emotional elements and, importantly, aspects of a contextual order that reflect the political and economic conjunctures of social dynamics.