Political iconography of university students
Abstract
At the present, the trait of political being, inherent to our human condition, calls upon to reflect on the ways in which this condition is crystallized in particular contexts. Hence, this work points toward an outline of college students in Tabasco in their political dimension. This requires a search for and identification of certain patterns that describe, not only this condition of political being, but their social performance. In order to explain the features outlined, we turn to the youth narratives that reveal their experiences product of the social life in which they interact. The definition of these characteristics is outlined under the social representation theory and their meetings with the youth communities under study. So far, three major traits have emerged from this meeting; these traits have shaped the iconography of this study group: Youth Identities, perceived systems and youth social behavior.
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