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Reconocimiento y prácticas deliberativas: el papel de la biografía afectiva en la constitución de la identidad encarnada
This article explores the status of silenced voices and invisible identities in deliberative contexts through the lens of situated affectivity. The main objective is to examine how implicit mechanisms of misrecognition are integrated into self-constitution through emotional dynamics linked to personal identity. Specifically, it provides a perspective for considering gendered social identity as a contextual element and, therefore, as scaffolding in the formation of individual affective biography.
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