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The electronic journal of the Psychology Program of the School of Psychology of the Luis Amigó Catholic University, has as its main objective, the dissemination of pertinent information on the developments of the different areas of psychology, both in our environment, and in the rest of the world; At the same time, it supports the Program in the fulfillment of its objectives in teaching, research and extension.

ISSN (Online): 1692-0945

Journal DOI: https://doi.org/10.21501/issn.1692-0945

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Convocatoria abierta: “Salud mental en tiempos actuales”

2025-11-05

La revista Poiésis invita a la comunidad académica, profesional y estudiantil del campo de la psicología a participar en su edición especial número 50, conmemorativa y dedicada al tema “Salud mental en tiempos actuales”.

Este número busca generar un espacio de reflexión, análisis y divulgación en torno a los retos contemporáneos de la salud mental, desde diversas perspectivas teóricas, investigativas y de intervención. Se recibirán trabajos que aborden la salud mental desde cualquiera de los campos de la psicología —clínica, social, educativa, organizacional, comunitaria, jurídica, entre otros—, reconociendo la importancia de un abordaje integral, crítico y contextualizado.

Fecha límite para la recepción de manuscritos: 2 de febrero de 2026

Envío de artículos a través del sitio web de la revista: https://revistas.ucatolicaluisamigo.edu.co/index.php/poiesis/about/submissions

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Current Issue

No. 49 (2025): Surviving in Cyberspace: Fifty Years Without Realizing It
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Amid a turbulent global landscape, issue 49 of Poiésis magazine is being published at a time when Colombia is once again grappling with the tension between political power and the fragility of human life. President Donald Trump’s threats of bombing, coupled with recent military actions in the Atlantic and Pacific against vessels belonging to alleged drug traffickers, paint a picture that challenges the ethical foundations upon which human dignity rests. From a psychological perspective, these events open the door to a profound reflection on institutional violence, fear, and the way in which the discourse of power manages to inscribe itself in collective subjectivity.

Published: 2026-03-19

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