La violencia como posible respuesta, desde lo real, ante el capitalismo gore en (Una ciudad perdida de Guayaquil) la adolescencia.

Abstract

The objective of this degree work was to analyze the desubjectivation of adolescent subjects, resettled in a Favela (lost city) of Guayaquil, in order to explain why they respond with violent and disruptive acts to gore capitalism, from the explanation of the intentions of its logic and its consequences in the deterritorialization of conflictive masses, from a social, philosophical and psychoanalytical study. Through the qualitative method, the research had a descriptive approach, which made possible the use of the focus group, documentary review and triangulation of results, as data collection techniques that supported the approaches and the theoretical framework developed. In this manner, the results presented were based on the indicators of the answers given by the participants of the focus group, in order to expose the connection or divergence of these answers with the theoretical framework supported. On this basis, it was possible to show how the reterritorialized adolescent subject in the favela of Socio-vivienda 2 finds himself outraged and ill-treated by the deprivation of indispensable conditions and the non-fulfillment of his rights, resulting in a restlessness that subsequently turns into an incessant search for what is denied, a search without limit, law and order, with deadly inventions.