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This article discusses the concepts of collective subjectivity and collective causality (as a property of social systems) as an alternative to methodological individualism, structuralism and functionalism. It resumes Aristotelian issues in a realist framework and applies, by way of example, its main concepts to criticize ,and suggest a distinct view of 'capabilities' and 'freedom' in connection with collective subjectivity.