Confinement/Isolation: From the Preventive Language of COVID-19 to the Pragmatics of the War in Colombia
Abstract
In Colombia, COVID-19 reached historically marginalized territories affected by the current territorial dispute between illegal armed groups and guerrillas. From the preventive language of confinement and social isolation as mechanisms to contain the contagion derive threats to the life plans of communities and, in turn, pose challenges to the construction of peace during and after the pandemic.
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