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Koch-Sheras and Lemley provide broad coverage of dreams, ranging from ancient theories about their meanings down to contemporary approaches to their interpretation. They offer basic information on how to remember and record dreams and on what to do once you have ensnared a few for analysis. They include a solid, useful chapter on forming a dream group as well as a levelheaded one on psychic phenomena in dreams. A good introduction for general collections. Patricia Monaghan
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Dreams reveal essential keys about the human psyche: the authors here provide a history of dream research and cultural influences on dreams, examining the evolution of modern dream theory. Chapters consider both Western and Eastern dream theories in an effort to consider common elements of the unconscious mind.
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- The New American Dream Dictionary: The Complete Language of Dreams in Easy-To-Understand Form by Joan Seaman in Back Matter
- Developing Story Ideas by Michael Rabiger on page 95
- Sex Dreams: What It Means When You Dream About A Celebrity, Your Boss, An Ex-Lover, A Stranger by Carol Cummings in Back Matter
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