Titlebook: Dream Travelers; Sleep Experiences an Roger Ivar Lohmann Book 2003 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2003 aging.anthrop

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Dreaming and the Defeat of Charisma,en 1979, 1982; Lohmann 2000). The literature also tells us that Melanesians often publicly report their dreams. Anthropologists studying dreams in Melanesia, however, most frequently focus not on the process of dream reporting itself, but rather on the ways that dream symbolism is interpreted to rev

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Dreaming and Ghosts among the Hagen and Duna of the Southern Highlands, Papua New Guinea,ives provides a window through which to view the social life-worlds of people, perceptions of self and personhood between the genders and otherwise, and patterns of thinking. The literature on dream research and the scientific or psychological interpretation of dreaming and dreams is very extensive

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Dreamscapes,wer and knowledge. Our treatment focuses on dreams that deconstruct entrenched demarcations between inside and outside, between the local and the global world. Thus it focuses on dreams that elucidate space as a flexible and negotiable construction. These nexi between dream and space we will attempt

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,“This Is Good Country. We Are Good Dreamers”,, as an all-encompassing field having a hierarchically superior value. Yet, as a field of anthropological investigation, the cultural systems of dreams in Australian Aboriginal societies, in terms of their epistemological and ontological principles and the semantic and pragmatic dimensions of dreams

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The Cultural and Intersubjective Context of Dream Remembrance and Reporting,ly. Dreams cannot be understood without knowing a great deal about the cultural frames, meanings, attitudes, and beliefs within which they are constructed and interpreted. And conversely, dream thoughts and imagery may illustrate or reveal a number of important cultural themes or processes. But it i

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