<div class="trans-abstract"><p>Neste artigo, busca-se analisar o modo como o arbítrio e a violência policial, sobretudo o encarceramento e as práticas de extermínio, terminam por fomentar a emergência de um multifacetado campo político, que mobiliza coletivos, movimentos e ativistas variados. O objetivo central consiste na construção de um plano analítico que permita incorporar essas movimentações políticas no campo dos estudos prisionais, demonstrando como o encarceramento, juntamente com outros dispositivos punitivos, se constitui como ponto de articulação e transformação desses movimentos. Tomando como referência empírica experiências de articulação política em São Paulo, destaca-se a centralidade que a prisão adquire na pauta dessas articulações e o protagonismo que nelas adquirem as vítimas da violência estatal. Além de pesquisa documental, as análises baseiam-se no engajamento dos autores, implicados nessas movimentações. No centro dessas muitas articulações, nos defrontamos com a defesa da vida – a vida como valor e como campo de disputa.</p><p><strong>Palavras-Chave: </strong>Prisão; Encarceramento em massa; Extermínio; Ativismo; Política</p></div><div class="trans-abstract"><p class="sec"><strong>FIGHTING MASS INCARCERATION, FIGHTING FOR LIFE</strong></p><p class="sec">ABSTRACT</p><p>In this article, we examine how incarceration and practices of extermination foster the emergence of a multifaceted political field that mobilizes collectives, social movements and activists. Our central objective consists in the construction of an analytical plan to incorporate these political movements in the field of prison studies, demonstrating how incarceration, together with other punitive devices, constitutes a point of articulation and transformation of these same movements. We take as empirical reference experiences of political articulation in São Paulo, highlighting the centrality that prison acquires in the agenda of these articulations and the protagonism that the victims of state violence acquire in them. In addition to documentary research, the analyzes are based on the authors’ engagement in these movements. At the heart of these many articulations, we are faced with the defense of life – life as value and as a field of conflict.</p><p><strong>Key words: </strong>Prison; Mass imprisonment; Extermination; State; Activism; Politics</p></div><div class="trans-abstract"><p class="sec"><strong>LUTTER CONTRE L’INCARCÉRATION DE MASSE, LUTTE POUR LA VIE</strong></p><p class="sec">ABSTRACT</p><p>Dans cet article, nous analysons comment la violence policière, notamment les pratiques d’incarcération et d’extermination, favorise l’émergence d’un champ politique vaste et diversifié qui mobilise divers groupes, mouvements sociaux et activistes. Notre objectif central est la construction d’un plan analytique visant à incorporer ces mouvements politiques dans le domaine des études pénitentiaires, démontrant ainsi que l’emprisonnement, associé à d’autres dispositifs punitifs, constitue un point d’articulation et de transformation de ces mouvements. En prenant comme référence empirique les expériences d’articulation politique à São Paulo, nous soulignons la centralité que la prison acquiert, ainsi que le protagonisme des victimes de la violence de l’État. Les analyses sont basées sur des recherches documentaires et sur l’engagement des auteurs dans ces mouvements. Au cœur de ces nombreuses articulations, nous sommes confrontés à la défense de la vie – la vie en tant que valeur et champ de conflit.</p><p><strong>Key words: </strong>prison; Extermination; Incarcération en masse; État; Activisme; Politique</p></div>
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