subjectivation, n.Definitions

Subjectivation is the way in which people are invited or incited to recognize their moral obligations.

Subjectivation is the process by which one obtains the constitution of a subject, or more exactly, of a subjectivity, which is obviously only one of the given possibilities for organizing self-consciousness.

Subjectivation is the process whereby cultural patterns and symbol systems are put back into the melting pot of consciousness and refashioned to create a tolerable set of images.

Subjectivation is a concentration not on the subject in itself, but on the processes that are important in the constitution of our very notion of the subject.