Hermeneutics of the process of protagonist participation and community organization as political praxis in Venezuela

Abstract

This study proposes an understanding of protagonist participation and communitary organization from a socio-political dimension. The issue represents a sensitive area raise currently in Venezuela, where the communities are following a process of internal integration that strengthens the relations Community-State to empower its political project such as the construction of the Communal Government. These forms of participation and organization imply, for the community, more likely to engage in political and economic decision-making at the local, regional and national context. The thematic approach is achieved through a hermeneutic understanding mode, which impacts the epistemological, the theoretical and the methodology to interpret and understand in the community time-space interactions, feedbacks, emergencies, constraints and antagonisms which are present in the inherent organization reality and social networks.