Peasant Literature Amidst War and Its Role in Colombia's Peace Building: The Case of Carranga
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The article studies the role of peasant literatures in territories affected by the armed conflict in Colombia, focusing on the carranga of the Cordillera Oriental region. The text analyzes the way in which forms of Medieval and Renaissance literature survive in the territories to generate texts that are appropriate in the regional communities and become cultural heritage bearing identity and generators of a cultural memory about the armed conflict in the regions. Likewise, it reflects on the way in which these traditional and popular expressions of oral literature are involved in sociopolitical situations that affect communities, in order to create and support peacebuilding processes in the territories.
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