El sentido ético en los sue？os y su relación con los interdictos en el ámbito de lo sagrado, una interpretación psicoanalítica

on the margin of psychoanalysis and philosophy, we identify an ethics in the dream life of the human being in its relation to what is prohibited (interdiction), that human being have themselves imposed and linked to a religious (or sacred) aspect. analyzing this frontier will permit us to connect this ethical posture with the notions of interdict and the dialectic of transgression as contained in george bataille's work. finally, throughout the article, we will establish arguments to answer the following questions: why in early interpretation of dreams were these considered "benign or hostile manifestation of supraterrestrial, diabolic or divines powers"? where is the ethical character of dreams founded, and what is its relation with interdicts? what is the origin of its banning (tabu, interdict)? and in what sense is the banning (interdict) linked to the eminently sexual "oedipal desire" in the realm of the sacred?