Comprensión de las relaciones intersubjetivas en las prácticas de convivencia en un entorno barrial colombiano

Abstract

Coexistence in a community context is a form of social interaction based on relationships, discourses, and consensual actions among individuals. The objective of this doctoral thesis was to understand how intersubjective relationships enable community coexistence practices in a neighborhood setting. The methodological approach is qualitative, using critical ethnography as a research method, which adopts a complex theoretical orientation toward the culture of a constantly changing community. Participant observation, field diaries, in-depth interviews, and research workshops are used as data construction techniques. A hermeneutic analysis of narratives is conducted using Atlas ti, software, version 25.

The results show that intersubjective relationships develop through intercultural dialogue and community gatherings. These relationships strengthen friendships, neighborly relationships, and community relations. The practices of coexistence are diverse and are developed through community initiatives, with institutional support, and by consensus. It is concluded that meanings, emotions, and intersubjective relationships are psychosocial factors associated with community coexistence, mediated, in turn, by the sense of community, communicative action, and sociocultural practices in the neighborhood context.