Las bases tribales de las barras bravas en Guayaquil y su relación con la violencia como resultado de la pasión como un acercamiento a lo primitivo.

Abstract

In this research work, we will seek to develop a hypothesis rooted in the structural development of certain micro-societies or in any case the masses, all of this from an etymological structural development of certain terms, both anthropological and psychoanalytic. In the first step, we will try to talk about one of the affirmations of the thesis hypothesis, that is the approach to the primitive as an escape from culture, we will do this using Freud's text "The malaise in culture." From this we will begin to explain how tribes function, named and build, taking into account their origins and defining them in the most orthodox field of anthropology, to later introduce the term Maffesoli postmodern tribes. Then we will work on what is known as mass in psychoanalysis and we will link both terminologies. Thus, we will be able to get deeper into our true object of study, beginning to work on the empty signifiers and their link with the discourse in the hooligans, together with passion being a clear fit in it and its relationship with violence. Thus, having already explained the development and structure of various things that surround our true object of study, we can begin to develop what we want to investigate. Which would come to be like the social bases of the hooligans, they are too like the tribes, this being an approach to the primitive that results in acts of violence, demonstrated from their tribal social bases, their passion for the team and the bar, in addition to its conformation as a group.