Abstract

GIACCAGLIA, Mirta A. et al. Subject and Modes of Subjectivation. Cienc. docencia tecnol. [online]. 2009, n.38, pp.115-147. ISSN 1851-1716.

These times of breakups and changes challenge us to elaborate new categories in order to think a world which has become irremediably another one. Within this theoretical horizon, giving a new thought to subjectivity in relation to politics and therefore ethics becomes necessary. We intend to carry out a genealogy and, at the same time, a deconstruction of the modern category of subject, making evident the eclipse inside the philosophical thinking of the second half of the XX century, as already anticipated by the "thinkers of suspicion". It is not about neither celebrating subject dissolution nor its return but rather about finding again a subjectivity able to recognize itself where an unsheltered space becomes visible, confronting the challenge of learning to coexist with contingency and ambiguity and thus allowing us to reformulate one emancipated project confronting the failure of the neoliberal globalization, to build a more fair and generous society.

Keywords : Filosophy; Subject; Politics; Identity; Community.

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