Titlebook: Histories of Dreams and Dreaming; An Interdisciplinary Giorgia Morgese,Giovanni Pietro Lombardo,Hendrika Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if appli

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A Vast Ocean of Neglected Dream Studies,entury. Obviously, they used different methods for data collection and different approaches to data analysis than researchers of the twenty-first century. Contributors to this volume analyze in depth these approaches, methods, and results for early researchers in several different countries. These c

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A History of Dreams and the Science of Dreams: Historiographical Questions,ream, but only human beings tell their dreams to other human beings and construct different dream cultures (religious, artistic, scientific etc.). This starting point enables us to propose a cultural, social and intellectual history reading dreams as narratives and highlighting their intertextuality

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,Sante De Sanctis’ Contribution to the Study of Dreams Between the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centurie of psychology in Italy. The analysis of his study of dreams demonstrates how De Sanctis was the only Italian scholar to have broadened the experimental paradigm of Wundtian psychology using an original pluralistic method integrated with a theoretical perspective based on the study of the psychophys

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,Lydiard Horton’s Reconstitutive Method of Dream Interpretation and the Trial-and-Error Theory of Dred first in . (1914–1921). She illustrates Horton’s applications of his . and his extensive classification system. Horton discovered the illusion of levitation while researching the acopic sensations of super sleep, and eventually incorporated his experimental studies with adrenaline into a theory t

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,Dreams and Trauma: Late Modernity ’s Discourses,om this historical time period. First, the relationship between dreams and trauma is treated as a dialectic between hermeneutics (mind) and the materiality of the body, essentially a dialectic between the psychoanalytic and biomedical discourses. Second, dream symbolizing is equated with symptom sym