After all that was suffered and comprehended in the 20th century the violence in all its various forms (from wars, terror, gangsterism to unperceptible displays which are rarely identified as violence) was irreversibly referred to universal dimensions of space of people’s common life. The author considers the sources and mechanics of intuitional generation of violence. He proposes a conception of institutional incubus that is the cohesion of three institutions in the societies of totalitarian type — state (power), economy and law (law-court), the immanent producing of violence being inherent in them. Historical illustrations of such cohesion evolution from totalitarian to authoritarian variety are presented.
