Overview volume on the topic of subjectivity and identity from an interdisciplinary perspective. The author first presents the most important theoretical positions on subjectivity and identity. The various conceptualizations and the current state of discussion in the fields of philosophy, sociology, psychology, and literary studies are examined in detail. At the end of the volume, the author outlines a dialogical subjectivity that forms the basis of a dialogical theory. Essential reading for anyone engaged in the subjectivity debate. The book is a milestone in the current discourse on subjectivity.