The imaginary as a lacanian term entails connotes an illusion, seduction and fascination derived from an image of the body as coherent unity but is by no means unnecessary or inconsequential (as something that is illusory).
The imaginary as a lacanian term entails connotes an illusion, seduction and fascination. These illusion, seduction and fascination are derived from an image of the body as coherent unity. The imaginary as a lacanian term entails is by no means unnecessary or inconsequential (as something). This something is illusory.