Nuevas Masculinidades: Una mirada a los discursos y prácticas de colectivos y líderes estudiantiles de la Universidad de Pamplona, mediante la comunicación como proceso de transformación social.

Abstract

The present Work of Degree makes an analysis to the discourses and practices of collectives and student leaders of the University of Pamplona, in relation to the New Masculinities, through communication as a process of social transformation. For this reason, it is based on a theoretical and practical view of the reality of the students belonging to the groups of: Psychology and Resistance, Violet space - feminist chair, Kahlo - Gender and Human Rights, Paulo Freire School and Nocturne writers club, as well as six (6) of the student leaders of the institution, who advocate for the construction of spaces for struggle, revolution, development and change in their individual and collective processes In this way, practices and discourses are identified in terms of gender and masculinity, through the application of social research techniques, interpreting them from the information obtained in order to propose teaching and methodological tools from communication, to work on the subject of the New Masculinities in the processes of social development. In short, some conceptual, investigative and methodological contributions are offered to the analysis of the New Masculinities as a transversal process of men and women so that they discover, read and communicate their bodies and those of others, those paradigms of patriarchalized masculinity on stage academic of the University of Pamplona in relation to gender that is not a merely mental construction, also and fundamentally it is a corporal and communicative construction. In short, people identify the gender of other people by the body. Finally, by way of conclusion, the collective and student leaders of the University of Pamplona, who were part of the research, build new social models of being men and women, are constantly fighting for equality and elimination of the patriarchal system, as well as the work to establish just and equal relationships between the genders, in addition, they feel willing and committed to free themselves from the traditional model that has been imposed since years ago and that still remains in the culture, since in this way they believe that they can truly generate a human development in society.