Producción y reproducción del miedo en niñas y mujeres institucionalizadas de la Provincia de Tungurahua

Abstract

Topic: Production and evaluation in children and teenage woman institutionalized within the province of Tungurahua. The present investigation is centered through inquired histories of life, like that of the average human being, especially in girls and women institutionalized, that have internalized fear within society, resulting in the same collective internalization and being able to accept it as part of their culture; This results in the reproduction of fear within a determined context. The fear present within girls and women in diverse studies has been visualized from a variety of different context such as family, politics, religion, education, and social cultural. However, there has not been researched conducted on the conflict from a social actor’s perspective, thus focusing the present investigation in studying and evaluating the initiation of fear and fits within the context. The same conflict that have not been made visible as a social problem, because fear is accepted many times as part of their culture. Individuals naturalize it and recognize it as situations and acts. A situation that occurs between the social construction and the cultural interpretation of the fears. Fear can be within the community, in which, the fear is present in each of the attendees determined as victims thus implying to being part of a community of pain, with whom they coexist in this feeling. Studying the production and reproduction of fear requires new conceptual and methodological approaches. Therefore, the qualitative methodology was useful which allowed me to have a wider and more accurate knowledge of the circumstances that a woman goes through to assimilate fear as part of his daily life. This was possible through field research.