Subject and power: a proposal analysis

The text incorporates different theoretical productions in an attempt to deepen the relational character of the production of the subject and the way it builds social bonds, in order to explain the manner in which it play a role in a political and economic regime. It also seeks to analyze the process of becoming a subject for individuals whose bodies have been designated "women". To do this, we look into "women" as a theoretical/political category to explain the processes taking place in the political arena, which is not only a stage where they act but also where they are produced as subjects, with consequences in terms of gender, social class, racial ascription, etc. It seeks to question the subject category from feminist theory to make visible the operations of power that make possible and contribute to the reflection on the social changes necessary to build supportive, egalitarian, autonomous, non-violent social relationships.