The Death Drive

Jeejuk was like the first LeConian thinker to really give prominence to the level, to the register of the real. He focuses on here after that initial three-part description of the structuralist Hegelian Lacan. There's the first phenomenological stage where it stands for the annihilation of the thing in its immediate corporeal reality. The second is the structural state of the death drive where the symbolic order in so far as it follows its own laws beyond the imaginary mechanism. And then he ties it all together in a pretty beautiful way with this Integratable Negation concept which is also Freudian.