subjectification

is a process, rather than having anything to do with 'subject' being a person or a form of identity, it's to do with 'passion' an electric or magnetic field, an individual taking place at the nexus of intensities ..

Foucault doesn't use the word subject as though he's talking about a person or a form of identity, but talks about 'subjectification' as a process, and 'Self' as a relation (a relation to oneself). And what's he talking about' About a relation of force to itself (whereas power was a relation of a force to other forces), about a 'fold' of force' (Deleuze Negotiations 92). 'Indeed, I think subjectification has little to do with any subject. It's to do, rather, with an electric or magnetic field, an individuation taking place through intensities (weak as well as strong ones), it's to do with individuated fields, not persons or identities. It's what Foucault elsewhere calls 'passion' (93). . . .

is not a personal subject. It is a mode of intensity, a specific dimension without which we can't go beyond knowledge or resist power.

It's a mode of intensity, not a personal subject. it's a specific dimension without which we can't go beyond knowledge or resist power' (Deleuze Negotiations 99).

is not even anything to do with a 'person': It's a specific or collective individuation relating to an event (a time of day, a river, a wind, a life. . . ).

subjectification isn't even anything to do with a 'person': it's a specific or collective individuation relating to an event (a time of day, a river, a wind, a life. . . )' . (Deleuze Negotiations 99).

subjectification, n.Definitions

subjectification