Death (n.) is a negative force, the source of destructiveness and aggression innate to human nature. It is the aim of all life, and yet, located in the id, it is the greatest unknown. A everyone owes nature a death.
Death (n.) is entirely unknown to the unconscious because it knows nothing that is negative.
Death (n.) is not a cancellation but the immortal dimension in subjectivity that persists beyond biological life.
Death (n.) is productive of a special attitude toward the person who has died, an attitude resembling a kind of admiration for someone who has accomplished a very difficult task.
Death (n.) is the aim of life. Everyone owes nature a death.