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The Nature of Dreams by A. J. J. Ratcliff is a comprehensive exploration of the human experience of dreaming. Ratcliff delves into the origins of dreams, tracing their history from ancient civilizations to modern times. He examines the role of dreams in various cultures and religions, as well as the scientific and psychological theories that have attempted to explain them. The book covers a wide range of topics, including lucid dreaming, nightmares, dream interpretation, and the use of dreams in therapy. Ratcliff also includes personal anecdotes and stories from famous dreamers throughout history, adding a human element to his scholarly analysis. The Nature of Dreams is a fascinating and informative read for anyone interested in the mysteries of the human mind.1923. A brief account of the evolution of dream theories, with a chapter on the dream in literature. Contents: The characteristics of dreams; Dreams as realities; Dreams as visions; Dream-procuring; Dreams as omens; Dreams as thought; Dreams as wish fulfillments; Dream analysis: Freud; Dream analysis: Jung; Literature as dreams; Dreams in literature;
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