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This would be a good question to pose to James Wertsch, who uses the term
"agent-acting-with-mediational-means" as an irreducible unit of analysis.
Of course, this opens the debate on the individual/collective dimension
that Mike refers to.
For me, agentivity always conjures up intentionality, disposition and
significance, while subjectivity, a little like Bill says, is cloaked in a
more scientific/experimental robe.
Phil
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