Illusions : a Psychological Study
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But with the exception of this, their worst effect is probably the lingering sense of discomfort which a " nasty dream " sometimes leaves with us, though this may be balanced by the reverberations of happy dream-emotions which sometimes follow us through the day. And however this be, it is plain that any disadvantages thus arising are more than made good by the consideration that our liability to these nocturnal illusions is connected with the need of that periodic recuperation of the higher ne...rvous structures which is a prime condition of a. vigorous intellectual activity, and so of a triumph over illusion during waking life.
For these reasons dreams may properly be classed with the illusions of normal or healthy life, rather than with those of diseas?. They certainly lie nearer this region than the very similar illusions of the somnamr bulist, which with respect to their origin appear to be more distinctly connected with a pathological con- dition of the nervous system, and which with respect to their practical consequences may easily prove so disastrous.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But with the exception of this, their worst effect is probably the lingering sense of discomfort which a " nasty dream " sometimes leaves with us, though this may be balanced by the reverberations of happy dream-emotions which sometimes follow us through the day. And however this be, it is plain that any disadvantages thus arising are more than made good by the consideration that our liability to these nocturnal illusions is connected with the need of that periodic recuperation of the higher ne...rvous structures which is a prime condition of a. vigorous intellectual activity, and so of a triumph over illusion during waking life.
For these reasons dreams may properly be classed with the illusions of normal or healthy life, rather than with those of diseas?. They certainly lie nearer this region than the very similar illusions of the somnamr bulist, which with respect to their origin appear to be more distinctly connected with a pathological con- dition of the nervous system, and which with respect to their practical consequences may easily prove so disastrous.
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