The body, between anthropological and technological view
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The body, especially since modernity, has been the object of debates and theoretical budgets that have served as support for the application of a series of policies aimed at its control and domination. Many authors have thought that the body is a space for struggle, resistance to political powers established. Karl Marx and Michel Foucault, without being the only ones, have contributed the most in the construction of a path of reflection on the dynamics of struggle and resistance that subjects have placed on the body. In a capitalist context, it is necessary to weave ties about the body and subjectivities, since in them fall the policies of the body, life, and death.
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