Citizenship as what's properly human: digressions between illustrated human identity and politics of animal difference.

Abstract

This text attempts to make explicita flowing tension in modern thought, regardingthe condition of men as a citizens and itsimplications concerning the ways in whichpolitics are thought. From the analysis ofKantian thought, specifically referred to theproblem of ownership by means of reason, theobjective is to establish a differential impactwith the thought of Nietzsche and Benjamin,understanding that both authors seek a solutionto the problem imposed by modern citizen byinstating a reconnection between men and theiranimal condition, subverting the dualismbetween nature and culture.