Female resilience as erotic heroism: reading from the Song of Songs in the context of the Colombian armed conflict

Both in the Song of Songs, and in the body of the woman victim of the Colombian armed conflict, there is a force of resilience associated with the Revelation of God: erotic heroism. The objective is to demonstrate that the Song of Songs can be read from the lens of resilience, and that the book itself is resilient literature and, therefore, contributes to processes of resignification of the traumas that women have experienced today, especially in the context of the armed conflict. To achieve this, a hermeneutics capable of mediating and theologizing in discourse is used. One of the main findings is a resilience from the female erotic body and from the community bonds of love, a model that surpasses other understandings of resilience and feminine heroism.