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[229]-235) and index. 327 $aCover; Copyright; Contents; Permissions; About The Author; Introduction; PART ONE: Theories of dreaming and methodologies of dream analysis; their connection to the study of the memory sources of dreams; A "minimalist" theory of dreaming; The theory of Flanagan; Dreaming could be significant without being functional; The Freudian Theory of Dreams: The unconscious wishful impulse; The Freudian Theory of Dreams: The technique of interpretation; An example of Freudian association; Critical observations about the Freudian method of associations 327 $aThe Freudian Theory of Dreams: The achievements of the dream-workReflections on some general properties of abstract theories; Some useful concepts taken from clinical theories of dreams different from Freud's; Possible dream sources outside the mind of the dreamer: Spiritual sources; Possible dream sources outside the mind of the dreamer: Hypotheses of telepathic and precognitive sources; Possible dream sources outside the mind of the dreamer: Internal and external perceptions; Other possible dream sources outside the mind of the dreamer: Subliminal stimuli 327 $aThe concept of "unconscious" in cognitive psychologyThe phenomenon of dissociation between explicit and implicit memory; A connectionist model of dissociation; The generative role played by the metaphor system in dreaming according to Lakoff's Theory; Two ways of looking at the past; A summary of the 1993 book New Directions in Dream Interpretation; Milton Kramer's method of Dream Translation; Cavallero and Foulkes's cognitive approach to dreaming; The associative method in non-Freudian contexts; Palombo's Theory; Hartmann's Theory; Links among memory sources in children's dreams 327 $aThe Hall/Van de Castle SystemDream theories based on Physiology; Solms' neuropsychological approach to dreaming; General concepts about neural circuits; Neural network models of dreaming; Dreams in literature; Ogden's approach: A parallelism between poetry and dream analysis; A movie example of typical dreaming characteristics in a non-dreaming context; Features that characterize the movie; Links among dream sources represented metaphorically in the movie; PART TWO: Basic concepts of our analysis of links among dream sources; Validity of the association method; circumstantial associations 327 $aRelationship between the present descriptive method and the Freudian TheoryRelationship between the descriptive method and the cognitive approach; The automatic recognition of word stem recurrences; Two formally distinct classes of links; The automatic system; Cognitive and emotional content of links among dream sources; Basic questions about sources and links among sources; The Fabricated Pattern; Validity of a middle range analysis; Links among sources in the Fabricated Pattern; Graph representations of links among sources; Grammar changes and context changes 327 $aCriteria for a Plausible Explanation of links among sources 330 $aThe subject of this book is the study of dreaming from a specific point of view, one that provides useful and enlightening results: the analysis of the complex patterns of links among the memory sources of dreams. 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