Práctica nativa-originaria-campesina del tejido y su contribución al empoderamiento de la mujer dentro de la consolidación del proceso comunitario en la comunidad muisca en reconstrucción en el altiplano cundiboyacense

Abstract

The present investigation carried out in the cundiboyacense Altiplano between 2017 and 2018, with tejenderos, tejenderas and grandmothers of the Muisca community in the municipalities of Sogamoso, Mongüa, Tinjacá, Gachantivá, Tipacoque, Guacamayas, Fúquene, Sutatausa and Sesquilé. It focuses on the contribution of the native-indigenous-peasant practice of weaving to the empowerment of women and the community process of the Muisca community in the process of reconstruction. The above is broken down into three chapters that aim to respond to specific objectives and thus the general objective The first deals with the permanence and resistance in the expressions of the practice of the fabric, particularly Cotton fibers, Wool, Fique, Esparto, Palmicho, Junco and Enea, found in the cundiboyacense highlands, the second attempts to identify elements of indigenous-native-peasant practice of the tissue that contribute to the empowerment of women and the community process and the third aims to relate the practice of weaving and the empowerment of women in the reconstruction process of the Muisca community.