Drive vs. Desire | A Lacanian Perspective

"The fact that the object is not attainable means that drive satisfaction is always partial and makes the thrust revolve around the object indefinitely as a constant force. Accordingly, not only can we characterize the satisfaction of the drive as never reaching its object, we can also say that drive satisfaction is directly derived from the failure to reach it." - Dr Leon S. Brenner, The Autistic Subject
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[@jonathonray6198]

Rahul - i hope you can find some object relationists on your program some time.

[@RahulSam]

Yes! While a lot of Lacanians disagree with Melanie Klein, I've been trying to find some contemporary object relationists to interview. Any that comes to your mind? I'd love to reach out to them.

[@jonathonray6198]

@@RahulSam don carveth does a lot of youtubing probably a great candidate for discussion.

[@RahulSam]

@@jonathonray6198 Cheers! I'll look into his work.