Abstract
This article aims to give an overview on the relationship between the subjectivity production and politics in the current scenario, referring to the works of Félix Guattari, Antonio Negri and Michael Hardt on the subject. From the discovery of the ontological and collective status inherent in the subjectivity processes, we seek to think their implications in the context of contemporary capitalism, highlighting their main characteristics, the motion of capture in order to appropriate the production of subjectivities in its genesis and the possibilities of resistance outlined by the authors, by proposing the development of new strategies to face the problem.
subjectivity; time; contemporary capitalism