Masculinidad contemporánea y representaciones sociales
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2023-11-08
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Corporación Universitaria Minuto de Dios - UNIMINUTO
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Trabajo de Investigación e Innovación
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Abstract
Esta investigación tiene como fin contrastar las representaciones sociales que se crean alrededor de la figura del hombre en los hogares “tradicionales” y los hogares “modernos”. Se da inicio desde la Teoría Ecológica de los Sistema de Urie Bronfenbrenner (1987), abarcando desde la experiencia de la figura masculina, el discurso de la cónyuge y finalizando con las opiniones o pensamientos que tiene la sociedad frente al hombre, y es aquí donde inicia la Teoría de las Representaciones Sociales de Serge Moscovici (1961), ya que este se origina desde una imagen que crea el individuo acerca de un tema en específico. Se presenta como investigación cualitativa, donde la entrevista semiestructurada es la principal fuente de información; los sujetos participantes fueron cuatro (4) familias con tipología nuclear, dos (2) con un corte tradicional y dos (2) con un corte moderno. Se evidenció que, los cuatro hombres entrevistados crecieron en una familia tradicional, a pesar de ello, los patrones de crianza no se llevaron a cabo en su totalidad, además, se evidencia que aunque las familias tenían características distintas definidas como “tradicional y moderno”, cada una tiene rasgos de la otra, es decir, existe una influencia mutua, sin embargo, dicha clasificación ayuda a comprender y analizar la información suministrada, y se concluye que al ser un proceso social este se encuentra en constante transformación, en donde la mujer fue la principal causante de dicho cambio.
The purpose of this research is to contrast the social representations that are created around the figure of the man in "traditional" and "modern" households. It starts from the Ecological Theory of the Systems of Urie Bronfenbrenner (1987), covering from the experience of the male figure, the discourse of the couple and ending with the opinions or thoughts that society has about men, and it is here where the Theory of Social Representations of Serge Moscovici (1961) begins, since this originates from an image that the individual creates about a specific topic. It is presented as a qualitative research, where the semi-structured interview is the main source of information; the participating subjects were four (4) families with nuclear typology, two (2) with a traditional and two (2) with a modern. It was evidenced that, the four men interviewed grew up in a traditional family, in spite of this, the patterns of upbringing were not carried out in their totality, in addition, it is evidenced that although the families had different characteristics defined as "traditional and modern", each one has traits of the other, that is, there is a mutual influence, however, such classification helps to understand and analyze the information provided, and it is concluded that being a social process this is in constant transformation, where the woman was the main cause of such change.
The purpose of this research is to contrast the social representations that are created around the figure of the man in "traditional" and "modern" households. It starts from the Ecological Theory of the Systems of Urie Bronfenbrenner (1987), covering from the experience of the male figure, the discourse of the couple and ending with the opinions or thoughts that society has about men, and it is here where the Theory of Social Representations of Serge Moscovici (1961) begins, since this originates from an image that the individual creates about a specific topic. It is presented as a qualitative research, where the semi-structured interview is the main source of information; the participating subjects were four (4) families with nuclear typology, two (2) with a traditional and two (2) with a modern. It was evidenced that, the four men interviewed grew up in a traditional family, in spite of this, the patterns of upbringing were not carried out in their totality, in addition, it is evidenced that although the families had different characteristics defined as "traditional and modern", each one has traits of the other, that is, there is a mutual influence, however, such classification helps to understand and analyze the information provided, and it is concluded that being a social process this is in constant transformation, where the woman was the main cause of such change.
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Contrastar las representaciones sociales que se crean alrededor de la figura del hombre en los hogares “tradicionales” y los hogares “modernos”.
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Masculinity, Traditional family, Modern family, Social representations, Masculinidad, Familia tradicional, Familia moderna, Representaciones sociales