This article focuses on a reflexive post-structuralist look to read subjectivity. Thus, this reflexive journey brings together three moments of central analysis, the first one that shows a look beyond the common place of the death of man in Foucault, to make visible in the French author an extended understanding that interpret the experiences of subjectification from the multiple. What opens a path to assume the subjective form from historical conditions of possibility linked to knowledge-power relations. After that, some elements are deployed around several analytical coordinates to read the processes of subjectivation, understanding different levels of relationships with others, with the collective and from the work of the subject on himself. In the third moment, a conceptualization is given in dialogue with the Nietzschean gaze that marked with such force the post-structuralist thought. Point in which a criticism emerges about the modern subject and the postulation appears to interpret subjectivity as plurality, as an allotropic form.