Today there is no coherent or at least single form of subjectivity and experience, and no single approach (phenomenology, psychoanalysis and the “subjected” subject of post-structuralism) holding sway. Our seminar mirrors and addresses this openness in what subjectivity means in the contemporary world, through the thinking of one modernist representative (Slavoj Zizek), and four postmodern representatives (Deleuze & Guattari, Hardt & Negri, Herman and Butler).