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... dreams . When we dream , the vigi- lance of the environment is removed ; we are alone with our inner self . What is even more important is that we can place few or no restraints on the floating content of the dream . Dreams occur ...
... dreams . When we dream , the vigi- lance of the environment is removed ; we are alone with our inner self . What is even more important is that we can place few or no restraints on the floating content of the dream . Dreams occur ...
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... dreams as parts of the dream - work ( 1901 ) . He noticed , for instance , that the formation of mixed words , or condensation , occurs in witticisms as well as in dreams . For example , in a well - known witticism by Heine , the word ...
... dreams as parts of the dream - work ( 1901 ) . He noticed , for instance , that the formation of mixed words , or condensation , occurs in witticisms as well as in dreams . For example , in a well - known witticism by Heine , the word ...
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... dreams and other works of art . They do ; nevertheless they are genuine works of art , even if their pur- poses or tendencies are similar to those of dreams . Whereas the dream is only for the dreamer or for the dreamer's dream life ...
... dreams and other works of art . They do ; nevertheless they are genuine works of art , even if their pur- poses or tendencies are similar to those of dreams . Whereas the dream is only for the dreamer or for the dreamer's dream life ...
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