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Psychological & Biological Foundations Of Dream-Interpretation
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This is Volume XX of thirty-eight in the General Psychology series. First published in 1942 by the author, one of the younger neuropsychiatrists working in Czechoslovakia, this is psychobiological approach to the meaning and purpose of dream-interpretation and the science of dreams.
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Table of contents
- front cover
- title page
- volumes
- title page1
- copyright page
- content
- foreword
- introduction
- preface
- list of a few frequently used expressions
- I.the dream and its relation to conscious thought
- II.introduction to dream symbolism
- III.the extent of transformation, reaction dreams*
- IV.free associations
- V.the world of dreaming and of dreams
- VI.freudâs theory of dreams
- VII.food dreams
- VIII.experimental dreams
- IX.the analytical situation as revealed in the dream-image and in the associations
- X.the biological status of dreams, and some contributions to the theory of affect
- XI.archaic and infantile traits
- XII.problems of interpretation
- references
- index
- endnotes