Abstract

This text attempts to make explicit a flowing tension in modern thought, regarding the condition of men as a citizens and its implications concerning the ways in which politics are thought. From the analysis of Kantian thought, specifically referred to the problem of ownership by means of reason, the objective is to establish a differential impact with the thought of Nietzsche and Benjamin, understanding that both authors seek a solution to the problem imposed by modern citizen by instating a reconnection between men and their animal condition, subverting the dualism between nature and culture.