Dreams
The Science of Dreams A dream is a display, usually visual, that occurs during the night while we sleep in order to deal with and asses the things that we have dealt with during the day. A dream is a remembered residue in the form of creatively assembled visual metaphors(Guiley). In 1900 Sigmund Freud wrote in the The Interpretation of Dreams that dreams are disguised wishes arising from ones unconscious mind. Having been suppressed by
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we would lead very boring lives and would have many more problems to deal with. Without dreams to deal with some of our more major problems I believe that we would fall apart as people and would not be able to go through life every day.
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Works Cited Ackroyd, Eric. A Dictionary of Dream Symbols. Blankford Publishing, London. Copyright 1993. Guiley, Rosemary Ellen. The Encyclopedia of Dreams. Crossroads Publishing Co, New York. Copyright 1993
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