Territorios de Lectura, Escritura y Oralidad en el Eje Cafetero

The objective of this article is to understand the territories of reading, writing and orality in Colombia’s Coffee Region through the narratives produced by the sociocultural promoters that work for the Count on Efigas program. This qualitative study used Participatory Action Research (PAR) and narrative analysis methodologies. The participants were 74 sociocultural promoters, including teachers, librarians and cultural managers, and who worked with 500 children and young people. The results show significant transformations in reading, writing and orality practices in the communities, highlighting the importance of using the sociocultural approach and focusing on human capabilities to develop communicative and critical skills. The authors’ conclusions highlight the need to democratize these practices in order to encourage the active and conscious participation of individuals in communities.

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Aletheia Revista de Desarrollo Humano Educativo y Social Contemporáneo
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2024-12-26
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https://doi.org/10.11600/ale.v16i3.806
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Discourse Analysis in Language Studies
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Territorios de Lectura, Escritura y Oralidad en el Eje Cafetero

Jhoana Alexandra Patiño-López, Álvaro González, José Antonio Bonilla Castillo
Aletheia Revista de Desarrollo Humano Educativo y Social Contemporáneo
Discourse Analysis in Language Studies
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Territorios de Lectura, Escritura y Oralidad en el Eje Cafetero

Jhoana Alexandra Patiño-López, Álvaro González, José Antonio Bonilla Castillo
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The objective of this article is to understand the territories of reading, writing and orality in Colombia’s Coffee Region through the narratives produced by the sociocultural promoters that work for the Count on Efigas program. This qualitative study used Participatory Action Research (PAR) and narrative analysis methodologies. The participants were 74 sociocultural promoters, including teachers, librarians and cultural managers, and who worked with 500 children and young people. The results show significant transformations in reading, writing and orality practices in the communities, highlighting the importance of using the sociocultural approach and focusing on human capabilities to develop communicative and critical skills. The authors’ conclusions highlight the need to democratize these practices in order to encourage the active and conscious participation of individuals in communities.

Aletheia Revista de Desarrollo Humano Educativo y Social ContemporáneoVol. 16(3)
Universidad Autónoma de Colombia (CO)
Openalex Percentile: Top 62%
Discourse Analysis in Language Studies
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Territorios de Lectura, Escritura y Oralidad en el Eje Cafetero — Jhoana Alexandra Patiño-López, Álvaro González, et al. · Aletheia Revista de Desarrollo Humano Educativo y Social Contemporáneo (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS