READINGS OF FOUCAULTIAN CRITICISM TO SUBJECTIVATION

This article tries to recover the reading of Michel Foucault's texts to join a speech around knowledge, power and morality and to underline his critical history of subjectivity. Therefore our offer proposes a revision of Foucault's philosophical style, a cluster of readings of Foucaultian texts and a contrasted use of his archaeological trilogy to emphasize a characteristic theory of modern subjectivity. Our intention concerns discovering a general project in all his works, studying the different forms of objetification of human being in western culture, this is, specifying certain subjectivation. We defend Foucaultian work as key piece for a critical history of manners of being of the subject.