Hambre individual, subjetivo y social (reflexiones alrededor de las aristas límite del cuerpo)

We conceive in this paper hunger as a social and geopolitical problem. In this regard, it is theoretically possible to connect the (lack of) nutrients, with social conflict, through a complexification of the concept of hunger. Thus, we rebuild the notion of hunger in three different and interconnec-ted levels: individual hunger, subjective hunger and social hunger. From this transaction, it is possible to understand the passage from individual hunger to the social conflict created by it and which is linked to social and subjective hunger, since it makes visible the plot that structures nutrient deficiency as further evidence of the various mechanisms of body energy appropriation and their paths in the current phase of neocolonial capita-lism.