Imágenes positivas de paternidad. Tensiones no resueltas entre la vida cotidiana y la pantalla cultural

Abstract

Samanta, a 22-year-old woman from Bogota, reflects on the construction of models and imaginaries, contemporaries of fatherhood through her own personal story. Using a narrative academic-anecdotal, written as a script of cinema, Samanta dialogues with different theorists specializing in gender and masculinities, making a recount of the various parenthood referents she grew up with, the gender stereotypes that cross them and their influence on current parenting practices. Within this journey, Samanta discovers that she has grown up amid the coexistence of models of divergent paternity, which has generated a series of unresolved tensions that have manifested, both in the movies and in the daily life, in the form of positive images who sell themselves as progressive, despite that they continue to reproduce a whole series of sexist imaginaries.