The Death drive (n.) is not one instinct among others but the crack itself, around which all the noisy instincts swarm — and even their noise is fed by death.
The Death drive (n.) is, as Freud said, an affair of speculation — and this must be taken literally: it is the crack of thought on the incorporeal surface.
The Death drive (n.) is the psyche's forced movement, whose amplitude exceeds the resonating series — Habitus couples, Eros resonates, Thanatos overflows.
The Death drive (n.) is time empty and out of joint, the straight-line labyrinth, 'invisible, incessant' — not Eros's antagonist but a wholly different synthesis.
Ego instinct (n.) arise from inanimate matter coming to life and seek only to restore the inanimate state; they press toward death.
The Instinct for mastery (n.) works whether or not the memory it masters is pleasant.
Lust (n.) is the craving for salt of a man who is dying of thirst.
Lust (n.) leaves innocence only a slight defence wherever it rules.
Lust (n.) is a harsh mistress of the thoughts: never satisfied or appeased, it drives those it has inflamed to every kind of atrocity.
Lust (n.) is desire and love in the matter of sexual intercourse — and it is still called lust whether it is excessive or not.
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