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In sections IV and V ''[[Beyond the Pleasure Principle]] [[Freud posits that ]] revised his earlier [[theory]] of the process [[drives]] which cause cell death at a microscopic level might have developed in order asserted the primacy of the [[pleasure principle]], that is to give say, the theory that our primary motivation as [[human ]] beings a is the fulfilment of [[pleasure]] or [[desire]]. [[Clinical]] [[experience]] revealed to Freud that [[subjects]] compulsively repeated painful or [[traumatic]] experiences in direct [[contradiction]] to the primacy of the pleasure [[principle]]. Freud called this beyond of pleasure 'the [[death]] [[drive]]' and suggested that the primary [[purpose]] of [[life]] is to find the correct path to death. [[Lacan]] followed Freud in associating the [[death drive]] with [[repetition]], but he argued that we are not driven towards death but by death instinct as individuals. This theory has generally been discredited It is [[loss]] that drives life through desire but, human beings will settle for any experience, however painful, rather than fall out of the familiarity of the [[symbolic]] into the [[trauma]] and [[void]] of the [[real]]. [[Category:Freudian psychology]][[Category:Sigmund Freud]][[Category:Works]]
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