The harm (not yet) narrated by the law land-thing and the reparation of displaced and dispossessed peasants

Ideas Y Valores 68:105-127 (2019)
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RESUMEN El artículo examina las limitaciones de un enfoque de restitución de derechos de pro piedad con resonancias en el derecho civil y su forma de narrar el sujeto propietario y la cosa-bien apropiada, para abordar las experiencias de daño sufridas por campe sinos desplazados y despojados en Colombia. Esa narración reafirma la separación entre personas y cosas, estrecha la potencialidad significativa de las relaciones entre campesino y tierra, y limita el campo interpretativo del daño y la reparación, donde las experiencias de quienes son dañados no son escuchadas. ABSTRACT The article examines the limitations of the restitution of property rights approach, with its repercussions for on civil law, and its way of narrating the subject-owner and the thing-good appropriated, in order to address the experiences of harm suffered by displaced and dispossessed peasants in Colombia. Such narration reaffirms the separation between persons and things; reduces the significant potentiality of the relations between peasants and land; and limits the interpretive field of harm and reparation since the experiences of those harmed are not heard.

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