... Consciousness and the formation of the subject-self, or subjectification, can work against the state’s intentions for schooling. (European) humanism’s positivist articulation of the self consorted with patriarchy and imperialism to justify and advance nationalism, racism, conquest, colonization...

... Subjectification is the creation of the subject, as opposed to the object, revealing the exertions of power to objectify and the agency of subjects to resist. Humanism’s positivist “I think therefore I am” advanced an optimistic appraisal of the (European) human condition but also justified...

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... resilience as a neoliberal mode of subjectification and highlights vulnerability’s role within this subjectification and how that relates to resistance. resilience subjectification neoliberalism vulnerability security ...

... to the category of domestic servant, nanny, prostitute, or import bride, and criminalization. In addition, the chapter sets out the terms for understanding that subjectification was racialized, not only in the colonies, but also in the metropole. The cultural archive of the Dutch was filled with images in which...