The fragmentary and performing dimensions of class subjectivities

In this paper we defend a discursive and fragmentary conception of subjects. We question conceptions that they understand the subjectivity like a fixed, unitary, permanent and coherent data, and they ignorant of the conditions and ways of participation in the productive activities. We think that the way to production of subjects is the discursive social interactions. From these interactions we attend only capitalist and patriarchal relations of production. For that, we fix our attention how subjectivities are built by the relations of exploitation and domination. We reduce these relations to the frame of productive activities that cause social classes. For these raisons we draw up a proposal that we focus it on the class, fragmentary and performed subjectivity. We show how this point of view change the conception of subject and collective class subjectivities.