Representaciones sociales sobre la maloca del territorio ancestral para la formación del “ser” niño -niña - Una mirada desde la cultura Uitoto - Makade Tinikana (El caminar de los niños y de las niñas)

Abstract

This investigation focused on learning and analyzing the social representations on the ancestral territory maloca for the formation of the “being” boy - girl from the view of Uitoto - Makade Tinikana (the walking from boys and girls), contrasting them with the orientations emanating from the Secretaria Distrital de Integración Social (SDIS), supported on a theoretical framework with authors like Moscovici, Jodelet and Geertz. The methodological focus and design was proposed from a qualitative perspective, the strategy used was an interpretative type case study, following Hernández, Fernández y Baptista (2010) in the application of techniques and instruments that allowed the analysis of practices, emotions and meanings that the Uitoto participants have about the Maloca, achieving the unveiling of social representations of the ancestral territory maloca as a space for the formation of the “Being” boy - girl. The conclusions show the outlined objectives in the investigation by analyzing relevant aspects of the social representations of the ancestral territory maloca as a source of life and as a source of knowledge for the formation of “Being” boy - girl and by establishing how these social representations are related to the orientation for the Casas de Pensamiento Intercultural (CPI) which emanate from the Secretaria Distrital de Integración Social (SDIS).