Patriarcado, estéticas femeninas, consumo y violencia simbólica. El caso de jóvenes mujeres del Colegio Tomás Cipriano de Mosquera

Abstract

In this thesis the discussion about How female aesthetic formed from patriarchy and consumerism generate symbolic violence in five young women sophomores Tomas Cipriano Mosquera College?, pretending analyze their modes of subjectivity from the aesthetic, identifying presents events at school Tomas Cipriano de Mosquera normalizes aesthetic ideals and explain the impact of the processes of subjectivation in their becomings. It is important to visualize the existence of symbolic violence from the state structural plan for institutions and individuals are aware of the existing power relations and thus promote public policies and programs against perpetuating stereotypes through the media, family and school.