Dream Psychology
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I will give two examples of dreams and endeavour to outline the unconscious motive that is central in them. An inclusion of meaning within meaning is found in every unconscious motive. The outer layers of meaning only will be attempted.
1. "I was walking with my wife. It was dark, and I went on ahead. Some people passed me, and one of them made some remark that I did not catch.
Then I looked back and saw that they had accosted my wife. I flew into a rage and took a leap towards them. To my asto...nishment I soared high up into the air, so high that I became very nervous. Under- neath me was a hedge, and on this I landed with a UNCONSCIOUS MOTIVE AND INTEREST 85 crash. When I got up the strangers had vanished and my wife was looking at me with a startled expression." What possible bearing can this dream have on the dreamer ? As it stands it appears an absurdity.
Without considering the outward form that it possesses, we will approach it directly by the method of association.
The dreamer gave his first associations in the following way : Walking out with my wife.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I will give two examples of dreams and endeavour to outline the unconscious motive that is central in them. An inclusion of meaning within meaning is found in every unconscious motive. The outer layers of meaning only will be attempted.
1. "I was walking with my wife. It was dark, and I went on ahead. Some people passed me, and one of them made some remark that I did not catch.
Then I looked back and saw that they had accosted my wife. I flew into a rage and took a leap towards them. To my asto...nishment I soared high up into the air, so high that I became very nervous. Under- neath me was a hedge, and on this I landed with a UNCONSCIOUS MOTIVE AND INTEREST 85 crash. When I got up the strangers had vanished and my wife was looking at me with a startled expression." What possible bearing can this dream have on the dreamer ? As it stands it appears an absurdity.
Without considering the outward form that it possesses, we will approach it directly by the method of association.
The dreamer gave his first associations in the following way : Walking out with my wife.
What to read after Dream Psychology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nicoll Maurice to read onlineMoreLess
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