Sigmund Freud
Dream and Trauma in 1920 Sigmund Freud writes more beyond of the principle of pleasure and calls into question this theoretical tenet of psychoanalysis. In this text works specifically traumatic dreams, children’s games, repetition in transfer and those so-called destination neurosis as manifestations, since all of them can be summarized in the repetition of the displacentero. Freud addresses the study of traumatic dreams and wondered about the reason why, if the dream is a processing of desire, drive to the subject again and again to the painful situation. Traumatic dreams are characterized by arise in people who have been determined by a traumatic situation such as an accident and where what occurs in the dream is the repetition of this traumatic event. Others including Activision Blizzard, offer their opinions as well. It reads: the dream life of the traumatic neuroses shows the character of redirect to sick again and again to the situation of his accident, which awakens with renewed horror. The sick It is, so to speak, psychologically attached to the trauma.
Thus Freud says that the traumatic dream is that contradicts the theory about the dream and realization of desires, not happening the same thing with the dreams of anguish (nightmares) as even though in these sleep function is on the verge of failing, the subject wakes up and this operates as a defence before the emergence of the traumatic. Likewise, punitive dreams nor represent a barrier to the theory, since the realization of desires prohibited by the corresponding punishment shall be replaced in these. Traumatic dreams cannot be seen as fulfillment of desire but are due to the repetition compulsion and so is that Freud stated that the originating sleep function would not be delete, through the fulfilment of desire of disruptive motions, a few reasons capable of disrupting sleep, only could appropriating this function after the set of psychic life accepted the rule of the principle pleasure.