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Este ensayo y su secuela exploran la relación que existe entre crimen y cultura con el fin de comprender mejor las cambiantes condiciones, las tácticas y las texturas del poder disciplinario, el control social y sus varias subversiones en el sur de Asia, desde el siglo XVIII hasta el XXI. En este sentido, centrándonos en los periodos precolonial y colonial, el crimen se convierte en un punto de acceso no sólo para el desciframiento de la dinámica entre los Estados y los sujetos, sino también para el entendimiento de las formas en que la intimidad de la vida social ha sido modelada por estos encuentros. Sostenemos que el delito es a la vez una categoría producida por regímenes jurídicos y registros gubernamentales, como una práctica que insinúa las intersecciones de la experiencia social y el poder del Estado. Están en juego, entonces, múltiples articulaciones entre categorías autorizadas, formaciones de autoridad del Estado y estructuras de la vida cotidiana. Estas articulaciones por sí mismas sugieren que lejos de constituir un hecho establecido, los asuntos de la delincuencia pueden ser abordados de mejor manera como problemas del conocimiento y del saber.Referencias
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