Dreams and other manifestations of the unconscious
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TextSeries: (Papers of the Analytical Psychology Club of Los Angeles: 13)Description: 23p.; bibliogContent type: - text
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Mimeographed typescript of lecture delivered April 1960.
'...relatively few people today give serieous attention to their dreams. This was not always so. From the beginning of man's recorded history, and even before, as can be deduced from the study of primitives, dreams were taken very seriously, not only by the individual, but also by the community.'
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