Comunidad-Migración: interpretando la construcción de una relación compleja

Resumen

This study aims to understand, interpret and report on processes and the forms in which the community of Palos Altos, Ixtlahuacan del Rio , Jalisco, Mexico, has been building much of their collective reality, through the discourses, practices, spaces and objects related with migration. Through this work, we recognize the ways in which community-migration relationship has caused major sociocultural changes in Palos Altos. The theory that integrates all this events is the Collective Psychology, from the perspective of Pablo Fernandez Christlieb. Symbolic systems that the community has constituted in migration processes for recognition as such are interpreted.One aspect that is part of the totality of this thesis is the recognition of the researcher as a part of the community that he researches, which has an epistemic sense; ie, not only generates a annexed reflection, but rather dedicates a considerable attention to re-build the look that recursively looks itself from its context. In migratory processes of Palos Altos an intersubjectivity, which crystallized in symbolic systems, has been constructred. To interpret such systems , discourses, practices, spaces and objects that were considered necessary to account for the sense of community intersubjectively built, are narrated in an autoethnographic way. Finally was recreated a narration that blends the literary with the analytical and which aspires to be a mirror to the community, which from comes this researcher and his work.