… dream skepticism The most famous and most widely discussed philosophical problem raised
by dreaming is whether dreams … , where he uses the dream example to motivate skepticism …

… views dreaming from both psychological and neurological perspectives to show how dreams
… A work rich in symbolic and scientific insight, Private Myths traverses the course of dream …

… dreams and dreaming of people over 65 years of age. Recent studies have shown, for example,
that frequency of dream … to do with dream tone, active/passive stance and typical dream …

… the question “Why do we dream?” Instead, they seem to imply that we dream for no particular
reason at all: Dreaming is biologically epiphenomenal. Dream consciousness is viewed as …

… dream workshops and writes on the topic of dreaming.Sara Sviri, a contributor to academic
discussions of dreaming … l08 The practices cultivated in ongoing dream groups among this …

… factor including most items measuring the effect of dreams on waking life, a spontaneous …
dreamed of"). Previously reported gender differences may be due to differences in dream recall …

… as a derelict without a dream of hope, or hope of dreaming, or (s)he may try to restore the
background object by a pathetic recourse to divinity in order to become the producer of the …

… of dreaming. Grotstein views the mystery of dreaming from the point of view that dreaming is
a critical … that unconscious communication in the very act of dreaming. The remembering of …

… So when he dreamed of our playful confrontation, his dream was accommodating new …
Of course, the dream does this through its imagistic metaphorical constructs. The dreamspace …

… of dreams and dreaming in the ancient (particularly Roman) world — it is about the ideas
that people had about dreams. That is to say, it is about what they believed about dreams and …