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COUTINHO, Alberto Henrique Soares de Azeredo. Oedipus, dreams and interdict. Estud. psicanal. [online]. 2011, n.35, pp.15-22. ISSN 0100-3437.

Human sexuality, in its various vicissitudes, stem from the passing through the oedipal drama. The unconscious, in its many clinical presentations, insists on repeatedly editing this journey, if at its end some joy remains to the subject. The nodal point between the human sexuality and unconscious lies on how the subject faces the interdict to his/her incestuous desire. Dream, the maximal expression of the unconscious speech, reveals incisively this position. Through three clinical vignettes the central role of interpretation of dreams during psychoanalysis is emphasized and, at the same time, some examples are shown of the countless ways that the interdict, pivot of the various destinies of sexuality, may appear through "the regal way to unconscious".

Palavras-chave : Sexuality; Unconscious; Oedipus; Dreams; Interdict.

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