Configuración de la familia en su diversidad

Throughout history, the family has been configured in different ways. It has traveled from a nuclear structure to one, which allows various possibilities of diversity. However, this transit has often required mar-ked social struggles, which still generate controversy today. This work shows an analysis of that transit, by going from the global to the local. It analyzes the definitions of family, its context in Latin America and Co-lombia, the changes and new forms of configuration, and finally, cha-llenges the identity of the family and its role as a political subject, which transcends its character as an institution.