indigenous identifications and migrations

Abstract

The present work is a reflection on the problem faced by young people of Aymara origin, when they migrate from the countryside to the city. To examine the processes of identification, segregation and de-subjectivation that these young migrants suffer, implies, understanding the consequences that occur at a psychological, social, cultural and family level. Likewise, the text indicates how psychoanalysis allows not only a theoretical approach on this subject, but it guides us on a mode of intervention that respects the uniqueness of each subject.