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This article seeks to address the question of the amount of violence that society accepts to have in its midst. With this objective, the discussion is presented from a culturalist approach, as exposed by David Garland, who proposes that the materialistic structural conditioning factors according to Marxist theory, or even the phenomenology of power found in the Foucaultian approach are not capable of encompassing the greatness of social complexity, and violence is taken as the result of a social process and its correlating inability to understand the completeness of the dynamics of the functioning of violence in modern developed societies.

Una sensata cantidad de violencia: La aceptación de las prisiones como síntesis de la actual sensibilidad acerca de la violencia