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   • September 23, 1939

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   How did Freud derived his death drive?

   • From the conservative, restorative character of instinctual life, Freud derived his death drive, with its "pressure towards death", and the resulting "separation of the death instincts from the life instincts" seen in Eros.

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   What did Freud say about life drive?

   • In early psychoanalytic theory, Freud proposed that the life drive was opposed by the forces of the ego, the organized, logic-driven part of a person's psyche that mediates desires. Later, he maintained that the life drive, or Eros, was opposed by a self-destructive death instinct, later known as Thanatos.

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   Did the death drive reduce Freud to despair?

   • From the standpoint of psychoanalysis, while the manuscript introduced the question of violence as intrinsic to life and psychically insurmountable, positing a challenge to philosophy and the social sciences, the radicalism of the death drive did not entirely reduce Freud to despair.

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   Is the death drive evidence of Freud's scientific rigor?

   • By contrast, other authors, such as Melanie Klein, Jacques Lacan, and Andr é Green, consider this concept of the death drive as further evidence of Freud's scientific rigor, as he demonstrates his willingness to rework his previous drive theory to take account of clinical facts and hypotheses that do not accord with it.

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   In classical Freudian psychoanalytic theory, the death drive (German: Todestrieb) is the drive toward death and destruction, often expressed through behaviors such as aggression, repetition compulsion, and self-destructiveness.

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   Apr 22, 2024 · In Freudian theory, Thanatos represents the death drive, while Eros represents the life drive. Where Thanatos leads people to experience aggression, engage in risky behaviors, and re-experience past traumas, Eros helps promote survival, reproduction, and social cooperation.

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   May 24, 2024 · death-drive. The tendency inherent in all organic things to return to an inorganic state. The concept is part of a dualism developed late in Sigmund Freud's career consisting of two forces the life-drive (Lebenstriebe) and the death-drive, also known as Eros and Thanatos after the Greek Gods for love and death respectively, which exist in a ...

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   Feb 29, 2020 · February 29, 2020. 7 mins read. Psychology & Mental Health. Are you the sort of person that feels a little frisson or thrill whenever you hear about a major fatality? Don’t worry, you’re not a psychopath, but you might just be confirming Freud’s death drive. Sigmund Freud’s Life Instinct and Death Drive.

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   Oct 29, 2020 · For Derrida (2002), the Freudian discovery of the death drive as an inherent tendency of human nature towards destruction meant that nothing could be said about violence – and specifically about cruelty – without psychoanalysis. 4 Of course, while psychoanalysis by itself is not enough to conceptualize violence, nothing can be said without it.

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   Apr 2, 2024 · Death instincts (Thanatos) are the result of an unconscious wish for death, which Freud believed all humans have. Self-destructive behavior was one expression of the death drive, according to Freud. However, he believed that these death instincts were largely tempered by life instincts.

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    May 23, 2018 · The death instinct or death drive is the force that makes living creatures strive for an inorganic state. It does not appear in isolation; its effect becomes apparent, in particular through the repetition compulsions, when a part of it is connected with Eros.