| Sumario: | In regard to demonstrations of political activism, the contesting standard that emerges cultivates a semiotic spirit of demand. Implicitly, the rise of a communitybased approach becomes innovative: shield books, inflatable objects, and messages of hierarchical exchange - all of which call for government confrontation and responsibility claim. The interest of this topic resides in the examination that takes place between the role of objects in social exchange movements and the contemporary community spirit. Among the consequences of this challenge, a new hybrid subject emerges, hence the questioning: What is the long-term relationship of these objects to civic culture? How can we distinguish their benefits? What are the characteristics that define "the cohesion" of disobedience? Finally, what role should be attached to the object in the neo-liberal era?.
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