Finding truth in Colombia: epistemological tensions

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Laly Catalina Peralta Gonzalez
Universidad del Rosario

Abstract

The purpose of this paper is to analyze the right of truth in order to elucidate the complexity and tensions involved in defining what ‘truth’ means in transitional contexts. Following this purpose, it explores the experience undergone by the women of San Carlos (Antioquia) in the Centro de Acercamiento para la Reparación
y la Reconciliación.

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Peralta Gonzalez, L. C. (2014). Finding truth in Colombia: epistemological tensions. Opinión Jurídica, 10(20). Retrieved from https://revistas.udem.edu.co/index.php/opinion/article/view/728

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Laly Catalina Peralta Gonzalez, Universidad del Rosario

BA in sociology from El Rosario University (Bogotá, Colombia) and her MA in Anthropology from Los Andes
University (Bogotá, Colombia). She is currently pursuing her PhD in Humanities at Concordia University and is a scholar at National
Program of Education for Researchers 'Generación del Bicentenario, Francisco José de Caldas' and at El Rosario University, where she is Researcher Professor