Death Drive Through Christian Eyes

@telosbound explains how the negativity and Death Drive of Hegel, Freud, Lacan and Žižek can be seen through the renewed eyes of Christ.
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[@sanay111]

I was reading about Freud’s death drive today itself… Interesting view. But I am yet to read Lacan and Zizek on the same.

[@RahulSam]

Excellent, Sanay! Have you Beyond the Pleasure Principle?

[@sanay111]

@@RahulSam Not entirely, no. I’m now reading *The Freud Reader* edited by Adam Phillips and Freud’s *Introductory Lectures on Psychoanalysis* .

[@Robert_McGarry_Poems]

I read some Freud when I was younger and thought he was creepy weird. It made him hard to read. Plus I was young, reading old books was hard enough.
But, to me, his most important idea was about understanding how we are raised from other people's image of the "super-ego," and then reconstruct our own version of it in our heads. Meaning that bias is imprinted, automatic... Then he went off about his mom, I stopped reading there.

[@sanay111]

@@Robert_McGarry_Poems I find them very interesting, Freud’s ideas.
But Im not planning to read anything else by Freud except for maybe *Civilisation and it’s Discontents* after these two books that I’m currently on.
I have enough books on my reading list already.