This dissertation is the approximation between the conception of eroticism in Georges Bataille and the notion of jouissance in Jacques Lacan, at a specific moment of this teaching: The seminar book VII. Bataille and Lacan, heirs of Freudian thought, conceive eroticism in sight of death, in a proper way to each one. Death, here, points to the incompatibility between desire, our usual existence and jouissance in itself. Finally, we emphasize that, for both authors, address the eroticism through transgression requires the formulation of an ethic.