Violência

In "Violence: Six Sideways Reflections," Slavoj Žižek delves into the multifaceted nature of violence, categorizing it into subjective, objective, and systemic forms.

He argues that systemic violence, often invisible, is the most pervasive, embedded in social and economic structures.

Žižek challenges conventional perceptions, asserting that the pursuit of a violence-free society is a dangerous fantasy, as it can blind us to the violence inherent in our systems.

He examines various cultural and political examples, urging a critical approach to dismantle the underlying causes of violence rather than merely addressing its symptoms.