Subjectivity concept of post-structuralism through the lens of gender comprehension
The common trend of the post-structuralism philosophy was a denial of classical rationalism, what has expanded the concept of human subjectivity, with such categories as unconscious, body, language, power and sexuality. Hereby in the second half of the 20 century Feminism critical thinking, as far as later has been doing by the Gender theory of the subject, has stated gender as the root quality of the human subjectivity. Following the statement of Michel Foucault that Western society sexuality is the matrix of subjectivity; we can consider any model of the subject as implicitly including gender mark. The paper studies the special role played by the emerging philosophy of post-structuralism in the development of the modern concept of subjectivity through the lens of gender comprehension. Post-structuralism and feminist philosophy are considered as the theoretical basis of the elaboration of gender theory in Philosophical anthropology. New forms of subjectivity constructed by the language, practices of normalization and medicalization in the perspective of gender theory is analyzed.