Vincente Palomera on Symptom v. Drive
Continuing to read from the essay What May I Expect From Psychoanalysis? by Vicente Palomera, which I posted about earlier
The drive to transcend all limits
From Pynchon’s Prophecy, by Gus Mitchell:
Pynchon shows us that the drive to transcend all limits has constructed systems
The end of the analysis is beyond the pleasure principle
Another significant bit from the 1986 article Lacan and the Ethics by John Rajchman, where he makes a very astute
Jouissance & Drive
More from Miller's The Invention of the Partner
[https://www.thelacanianreviews.com/the-invention-of-the-partner/].
Yesterday I wrote about drive
Miller on Desire v. Drive
I wrote a bit about this earlier
[https://www.surplusjouissance.com/drive-v-instincts-in-psychoanalytic-theory/],
and today I'm going to return
Drive v. Instincts in Psychoanalytic Theory
Much has been made about the stupid decision to translate instinkt and Trieb
into the English word instinct. One of