CORPORALIDAD Y GUERRA (CIVIL)
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Las actuales condiciones del mundo, han sumergido a la población en un escenario de guerra. Esta guerra trastoca las formas convencionales de las estrategias militares y coloca a la población civil como parte y objetivo de los combates. En todo ello, la biopolítica y las formas de vida encarnadas en corporalidades específicas juegan un papel fundamental. El texto discute acerca de la categoría guerra y de la noción de biopolítica como elementos fundamentales para entender las formas de vida actuales y la guerra (civil) que ello ha desatado.
Palabras clave: Guerra civil, forma de vida, biopolítica, cuerpo y corporalidad
Summary
World current conditions have immersed the population on a war stage. This war has changed the conventional forms of military strategies and has set the civil population as part and objective of combats. In all of this, the bio-politics and the life forms embodied on a specific corporeality, play a fundamental role. This text discusses the category of war and the notion of bio-politics as key elements, to understand the actual life forms and the (civil) war which have been developed.
Key words: civil war, life form, bio-politics, body and corporeality
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