UNA NOTA SOBRE EL SUJETO DE LA IDENTIDAD

� Abstract� The� concepts� typical� of� social� sciences,� such� as� identity,� imply� a� conception,� usually� implicit,� about� the� subject� they� speak� about.� The� existence� of� different� ways� of� understanding� this� sociality� of� the� subject� is� outlined.� These� different� conceptions� of� sociality� are� part� of� the� political� discourse.� The� existence� of� a� hegemonic� neoliberal� discourse� characterized� by� the� weakening� of� social� ties� of� solidarity� is� analyzed;� this� discourse� is� supported� by� a� rhetoric� that� relies� mainly� on� the� paradox� as� a� communicative� structure.� � �