ABSTRACT
In Society Must Be Defended, Michel Foucault presents the idea that there was at one point in the history of western Europe, the internalization of the war in the modes of social organization. That would have been a value shift from war to politics, asserting it, legitimizing the war itself as a way of governing and, therefore, as a way of life. In this vein, Foucault notes that the policy is developed in the Modern is war continued by other means. Governors to keep the war. This essay discusses some impacts of this discourse in the arts.
Keywords:
Subjectivity; Biopolitics; Street Art; Resistance