The meaning of dreams
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TextNew York McGraw-Hill 1966Edition: 1st McGraw-Hill paperback ed., 1966Content type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 07-025608-X
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With a new introduction by the author.
Introduction for a new edition. 1 What dreams are. 2 What we dream about. 3 Dreams of sex and aggression. 4 How dreams are interpreted. 5 Why there are symbols in dreams. 6 The human triangle. 7 Freedom versus security. 8 The moral conflict. 9 The conflict of sex roles. 10 Life versus death. 11 What dreams tell us about man
'Dr. Hall has devised a method for analyzing dreams. It consists of taking a series of dreams from a person and fitting them together as one would a mosaic in order to arrive at a coherent and meaningful picture of the dreamer's personality. Dr. Hall shows how the dreamer often transforms his inner thoughts into symbols. But the dreamer's symbols are his very own, deriving from his own unique personality, and for that reason there is no such thing as a universal set of symbols....'
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