The Defense of Property Rights Against Jewy Sons

Lacan: There's this difference between what he calls the service of goods and enjoyment. He even said, if you defend your property against someone else enjoying it, you're actually defending yourself from enjoying it. So any defense of property rights, he thinks, is a defense against Jewy sons or enjoyment. And we have a little bit of disagreement with Jacques Alain-Milar on how he privileges some things that he privileges.