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ix, 171 pages : 25 cm "Throughout recorded time people have been fascinated by dreams and their meanings. Tribal societies valorize knowledge obtained from dreams and respect possession as a channel for revelation. In contrast, implicit in Western intellectual thought is an image of the human as a non-social atom with a unitary and rational mind, which turns dreaming into an epiphenomenon or, for Freud, a neurosis in miniature. Integrating materials from anthropology, post-Freudian psychoanalysis, social evolution, and the social psychology of Mead, Cooley, James, and Sullivan, this book offers a view of the self and the psyche that provides meaning to the views of traditional peoples on dreams, possession, and the loss of self. Book jacket."--Jacket Includes bibliographical references (pages 151-166) and index Introduction: Nine Theses on Dreaming -- Part 1. Self, Psyche, Dreaming -- 1. Evolutionary and Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Dreaming and Social Life -- 2. Theoretical Perspectives on the Socialized Self -- 3. Losing or Multiplying the Self via Dreams or Trance -- 4. Joseph, Freud, and the Judaic Tradition -- Part 2. Interpreting and Misinterpreting Dreams: Freud Brings Dreams into Biomedicine -- 5. Coca, Hypnotism, and the Return of the Primitive -- 6. Who Are the Irmas? What Are Their Narratives? -- 7. Lost in a Strange City: Dora's Dreams, Freud's Fantasies -- Part 3. Conclusions -- 8. Dreams within Human Group Life: Western Rationality and the Angel of Dreams -- Appendix. The Magic of Learning and Teaching

Chủ đề: Freud, Sigmund, 1856-1939, Dream interpretation, Dreams, Freudian Theory, Ego, Traumdeutung

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