Subjection and truth-telling in Christianism and greco-roman Antiquity

The aim of this article is to introduce Foucault's research of different forms of relationship between the subject with himself and with the others, the technics of the self which may be found, in all cultures, in different ways, mainly those immanent to the production of the truth in Occident and to the theoretical and practical changes of truth-telling in the greco-roman Antiquity into the Christianism. The hypothesis is that the genealogic step back to Christianity proves that different regimens of sexuality that point flotations and big differences in respect of our actuality, which aren't a fatal inherence for ourselves.