Emotion and Imagination--How Stimuli are transformed into
Emotion--Somnambulism--The Failure of Movement in
Dreams--Nightmare--Influence of the approach of Awakening
on imagined Dream movements--The Magnification of
Imagery--Peripheral and Cerebral Conditions combine to
produce this Imaginative Heightening--Emotion in Sleep
also Heightened--Dreams formed to explain Heightened
Emotions of unknown origin--The fundamental Place of
Emotion in Dreams--Visceral and especially Gastric disturbance
as a source of Emotion--Symbolism in Dreams--The
Dreamer's Moral Attitude--Why Murder so often takes
place in Dreams--Moral Feeling not Abolished in Dreams
though sometimes Impaired, 94
CHAPTER VI
AVIATION IN DREAMS
Dreams of Flying and Falling--Their Peculiar Vividness--Dreams
of Flying an Alleged Survival of Primeval Experiences--Best
explained as based on Respiratory Sensations
combined with Cutaneous Anaesthesia--The Explanation
of Dreams of Falling--The Sensation of Levitation sometimes
experienced by Ecstatic Saints--Also experienced at
the Moment of Death, 129
CHAPTER VII
SYMBOLISM IN DREAMS
The Dramatisation of Subjective Feelings Based on
Dissociation--Analogies in Waking Life--The Synaesthesias and
Number-forms--Symbolism in Language--In Music--The Organic Basis
of Dream Symbolism--The Omnipotence of Symbolism--Oneiromancy--The
Scientific Interpretation of Dreams--Why Symbolism prevails
in Dreaming--Freud's Theory of Dreaming--Dreams as Fulfilled
Wishes--Why this Theory cannot be applied to all Dreaming--The
Complete Form of Symbolism in Dreams--Splitting up of
Personality--Self-objectivation in Imaginary Personalities--The
Dramatic Element in Dreams--Hallucinations--Multiple
Personality--Insanity--Self-objectivation a Primitive Tendency--Its
Survival in Civilisation, 148
CHAPTER VIII
DREAMS OF THE DEAD
Mental Dissociation during sleep--Illustrated by the Dream of
Returning to School Life--The Typical Dream of a Dead
Friend--Examples--Early Records of this Type of Dream--Analysis
of such Dreams--Atypical Forms--The Consolation
sometimes afforded by Dreams of the Dead--Ancient
Legends of this Dream Type--The Influence of Dreams on
the Belief of Primitive Man in the Survival of the Dead, 194
CHAPTER IX
MEMORY IN DREAMS
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