We aimed, through the use of ethnographic procedures, to investigate, analyze and
reflect on the effects of violence on how living and coexistence are established, organized and
reproduced in the daily lives of individuals who live in the midst of it, especially in its subjective
sense, especially in PAAR, a neighborhood on the outskirts of the Metropolitan Region of
Belém, capital of the State of Pará. It is observed that in these relations there are elements of a
coexistence based on mutual support and understanding, since the subjects have to live in the
same side of coexistence and that, even for families whose members were considered suspects
of illicit acts and barbarically exterminated, such attitudes do not disappear, but are reinforced. Conducting this reflection led us to seek to understand the nuances of a theme worked
on under the most diverse aspects, which is always a task impregnated with the challenge of
proposing a different look, an innovative analysis, or a conception so new that it can even
respond to the longing to give ready-made answers to situations that are quite complex. Thus,
numerous authors warn about the risk of aprioristic views and biases of thought that end up
directing the analysis and, consequently, the conclusions. One such author is Slavoj Žižek. By
working on the notions of subjective violence and objective violence, from a perspective of
search and not of definitions, this author helps in the understanding of the multiplicity of visions
and points of view while provoking the research to go in search of the confrontation of a reality
full of symbolism in detriment of a Real full of Ideology.
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