INTERDISCIPLINARY REFLECTIONS ON DREAM

Abstract

By the oneiric imagination, the individual, in his perpetual need of self-coherence, passes through his affective ways of his past life, selecting and comparing the new prompt-book with the old one already played many times. The natural tendency to communicate finds its full manifestation in the dream and it can create whimsical tales because built by the linguistic rules of the “private logic” of the dreamer who in the present looks to the past projecting himself to the future drived by his personal law of the “movement”.
This article analyses the primitive multimedial language of dream by an interdisciplinary approach which interprets the concept of “censure” by an adlerian point of view and it goes back to the neurophysiology, to the semeiology, to the linguistics, to the psychology and to the antropology