Subject

On Wikipedia, the term subject (from the Latin subiectus, past participle of subiicĕre, "put under", "submitted") may refer to the following articles:

• in general, a subject, a person in those contexts in which he does not receive specific denomination;

In philosophy and psychology

• Al subject, a person with more specific considerations, the being who has experiences or who remains related to another entity or to an object, from which the term subjectivity derives;
• a subjectan individual with perceptions, emotions and thoughts;

In political and social sciences

• Al historical subject, a concept that defines a social entity that is capable of transforming its reality and thereby generating history;
• a subject, synonymous subject;
• a economic subject, actor and decision maker in an economic model.

In Law

• Al subject of law;
• Al passivethe party bound in a legal relationship or that is obliged to pay taxes;

On Grammar

• Al subjecta verbal argument.

In music

• Al subject of a leak, a musical phrase that contradicts the counter-subject.