THE FUNCTION OF DEATH IN THE PSYCHOANALYSIS OF MEANING FROM DELEUZE AND BLANCHOT

This work seeks to highlight the central role of the concept of death for a theory of non-sense and a psychoanalysis of meaning in Gilles Deleuze. It is important to note that Deleuze summons Blanchotian reflections and gives them centrality, prior to the creation of schizoanalysis with Felix Guattari, in the formation of an idea of psychoanalysis of meaning based on Difference and Repetition and Logic of Meaning. We seek to show how, in this proposal that articulates philosophy and psychoanalysis, there is a transition from genital thinking to thinking about the outside, to which the concept of death also contributes to the elucidation.