Da hamartia como falta e a dimens？o trágica da vida na psicanálise

this paper presents elements in the freudian thought to point how his theory not only accepts and contains considerations about tragedy, but also locates the psyche in a theoretical system that depends on the tragic meaning of life. some aspects of freud's work links with sophocles' text - oedipus tyrannus - and are considered to clarify this dimension of the freudian thought and lead to a construction of a dialogue between freud aristotle. the aristotelian concept of, fault, is the nucleus of a possible articulation of his conception of tragedy and what concerns the tragic dimension of life in the freudian thought.