BIRMAN, Joel. Unconcounscious and wish in the childish's writing: an interpretation of Alice's adventures in wonderworld and Through the looking glass, de Lewis Caroll. []. , 48, 2, pp.47-67. ISSN 0101-4838.

The aiming of this article is to spell out that the literary writing of Lewis Carroll is built according to the logic of the unconscious and of desire/, so that the narratives of the dream and the nightmare are the fundamental constituents of this writing. Basing mainly on theoretical legacy of Freud, but also of Lacan, this article proposes to support this hypothesis.

: Unconscious; dream; writing.

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