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Abstract

Our society, the way it works, does not make visible the reference marks of how to live together, does not make perceptible what makes the common sense. Certain behaviours express the caricatured adhesion to dominant values of our society : money, appearance, violence. To have, to appear, to play the relations of force have become central objectives of a number of our contemporaries. In this phase of decomposition/re-composition of the social bonds, what can be the contribution of the socio-educational work of a club of prevention? Our society, the way it works, does not make visible the reference marks of how to live together, does not make perceptible what makes the common sense. Certain behaviours express the caricatured adhesion to dominant values of our society : money, appearance, violence. To have, to appear, to play the relations of force have become central objectives of a number of our contemporaries. In this phase of decomposition/re-composition of the social bonds, what can be the contribution of the socio-educational work of a club of prevention?