From the criticism of constitutive subject to whatever subjectivities in Deleuze philosophy

The aim of this study is to discuss the social movements of the 21st century through the conceptualization of "whatever subjectivities" by showing how the idea of the constitutive subject was disfunctioned in Deleuze and Guattari, one of the important thinkers of post-structuralist theory. This means that it is about considering the transformations of new social movements in the production of subjectivity from the perspective of a production of subjectivity without subject. The literature of new social movements that emerged with the theories of "continuity" and "break" in mainstream sociology reduces these movements to the dichotomy of individual-society, due to the Durkheimian legacy. This is because it utilizes concepts such as nation, people, class or society as a "distribution that involves sharing". For the thesis, it is necessary to assert the production of subjectivity in the context of the molecular revolution as "nomadic distribution" that self-spreading from the pre-individual singularities and impersonal individuation in an open space. Keywords: Whatever subjectivities, The image of dogmatic thought, Molecular revolution, New social movements, Nomadic Distribution.