Dreaming, whatever else it may be, is surely a cognitive process. The classical concern with
whether and how dreams might have symbolic meanings that are open to interpretation …

A classification-rating system for formal anomalies in dream experience focuses on the
contribution a cognitive psychology of dream bizarreness might make to the question of …

Research in the second half of the twentieth century may finally have succeeded in
constraining the boundaries of reasonable discussion about dreams and dreaming. Largely …

Argues that while the neuropsychological substratum of dreaming cannot be dismissed,
dreams and dream content characteristics can be psychologically determined. The need to …

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Contemporary cognitive and neuropsychological approaches to dreaming show striking
methodological and conceptual similarities with the scientific dream literature of the last …

The questions we want to address concern the scientific significance of lucid dreaming,
especially for our understanding of the function of dreaming. There is an emerging …

Cognitive approaches to dreams are limited by the conceptual and methodological
narrowness of current" cognitive science," obscuring the actual multiplicity of dream …

Dreaming and dream research. Dreaming and dream research. Citation Tedlock, B. (1987).
Dreaming and dream research. In B. Tedlock (Ed.), Dreaming: Anthropological and …

Where do our dreams originate from, and what do they tell us? Is there a universal set of
symbols that are common to all dreams, regardless of a person's ethnicity or culture? What …