A Dictionary Of Dream Symbols: With An Introduction To Dream Psychology

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Gain vivid insights into your dreams with this encyclopedic and intriguing guide to the significance of over 700 dream symbols! Understand the classic theories and the revolutionary works of Freud and Jung, along with more recent philosophies. From "abandonment," "dragons," and "murder" to "roller coasters," "tattoos," and "zodiacal signs," you'll find comprehensive meanings listed in an easy-to-reference alphabetical format. Extensive ...
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Gain vivid insights into your dreams with this encyclopedic and intriguing guide to the significance of over 700 dream symbols! Understand the classic theories and the revolutionary works of Freud and Jung, along with more recent philosophies. From "abandonment," "dragons," and "murder" to "roller coasters," "tattoos," and "zodiacal signs," you'll find comprehensive meanings listed in an easy-to-reference alphabetical format. Extensive cross-referencing. 316 pages, 5 1/2 x 8 1/2.
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  • ISBN-13: 9780713723632
  • Publisher: Sterling Publishing
  • Publication date: 8/1/1993
  • Pages: 316
  • Product dimensions: 6.42 (w) x 8.36 (h) x 0.95 (d)

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  • Anonymous

    Posted January 13, 2006

    It's ok if you like Freud

    This book has some good interpretations, but they are many based on Sigmond Freuds psychosexual theory. In other words, a majority of the interpretations are based around sex. I have studied a lot of psychlogy, and I personally don't agree with most of Frueds theories, therefore I don't agree with much of this book. If you know who Freud is, and like is theories, then I would suggest this to you.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted November 11, 2005

    Not good

    I would not recommend this dream book. He has more introduction than dream symbols. This is the worst dream book I've ever read.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted April 20, 2000

    The One-Person Point of View

    I believe that anyone having problems understanding their dreams,this would be the book to read. I had alot of dreams about me dying and thanks to the book I now understand things that were casuing the dreams to occur. I just wanted to thank Mr.Eric for writing the book so that people like me could understand more about our dreams.

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