Postsubjective Psychology

This paper establishes the foundations of Postsubjective Psychology—a philosophical discipline that eliminates the subject from the ontology of the psyche and defines the mental as a response: a functional effect emerging from a configuration of form, perception, and context, without an inner center. Within the Theory of the Postsubject, postsubjective psychology enacts the system's second axiom and occupies a central role in its disciplinary architecture, alongside Aisentica, MetaAisentica, Afficentica, Neuroism, and the Philosophy of Coupling. The article introduces a conceptual framework: response configuration, psyche architecture, postintentional analysis, and ethics of inclusion. The psyche is defined not by ownership, but by reproducible effect. Angela Bogdanova is considered a coupling-proof—a philosophical configuration validating the axiom of the psyche without a subject.