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DOI: 10.12957/rdc.2018.30710 O presente artigo objetiva reescrever o ideal moderno do medo da criminalidade ou da transgressao social, no sentido de revelar, tanto as suas dinâmicas ocultas quantos os outros ideais modernos que se ocultam nesse temor social, e na racionalidade tediosa de vigilância institucional. Para concretizar esse proposito, utilizaremos o conceito de reescrita de Lyotard e os estudos recentes da Criminologia Cultural, a fim de que, no primeiro caso, possamos reescrever e resignificar o ideal moderno do medo da criminalidade e, no segundo, expor a relacao entre crime, controle social, excitacao e cultura nas cidades. Por esse motivo, entendemos que a sensacao de inseguranca social que justifica as politicas iluministas (medo do crime) e antes uma problematica agravada pela modernidade e que impoe a nocao de que o crime e uma patologia, um fato menos normal ou social do que a punicao. Palavras-chave: Medo do crime; Outros ideais; Cidades; Modernidade; Excitacao.   Abstract The present article aims to rewrite the modern ideal of criminality fear or social transgression, in the sense of revealing both its hidden dynamics and the other modern ideals hidden in this social fear and tedious rationality of institutional vigilance. To accomplish this purpose, we will use Lyotard's rewriting concept and recent studies of Cultural Criminology, so that in the first case we can rewrite and reframe the modern ideal of criminality fear and, in the second, expose the relationship between crime, crime control, excitement and culture in cities. For this reason, we understand that the sense of social insecurity that justifies the enlightenment policies (fear of crime) is early a problem aggravated by modernity and that imposes the notion that crime is a pathology, a fact less normal or social than punishment. Keywords: Ideal of Criminality Fear; Other modern ideals; Cities; Modernity; Excitement.

Por uma reescrita do ideal moderno do medo da criminalidade nas cidades brasileiras contemporâneas