Identidad política en los relatos del nueve de abril de 1948 en Boyacá

Abstract

The purpose of this article is to analyze how political identity affects the construction of the narratives of April 9, 1948 in Boyacá. It is framed under the historical-hermeneutic paradigm, the qualitative approach and the sociolinguistic model oriented in the analysis of testimony. The field work was carried out based on semi-structured interviews that build a corpus of 23 stories of 16 witnesses from Boavita, Cómbita and Tunja. The results are focused on understanding the influence of the speaker’s political identity on the narration of past events.