Dear All,
Is anybody there who has read the great creation by Dr. Sigmund Freud, "The Interpretation Of Dreams"? I want to clarify some of the doubts I have. I will be waiting for a response.
Regards, Mehul
From India, Pune
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Is anybody there who has read the great creation by Dr. Sigmund Freud, "The Interpretation Of Dreams"? I want to clarify some of the doubts I have. I will be waiting for a response.
Regards, Mehul
From India, Pune
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Bolo kaun se chapter mein doubt hai. Actually, I had already read that book during my graduation, so I have to refer to it again. Anyways, what's your doubt? I am not sure whether I will be able to give the correct answer or not, but I will try.
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Guru
From India, New Delhi
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Guru
From India, New Delhi
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Dear Jayesh,
In the great creation... Sigmund Freud... In the chapter of the theory of dreams... he agreed with the medical theory of dreams, i.e., partial awakening... i.e., the physical aspect... He doesn't correlate his findings of the psychic motive (Organic stimuli) to the physical changes in the brain.
If anybody can shed some light on that?
Waiting...
Mehul
From India, Pune
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In the great creation... Sigmund Freud... In the chapter of the theory of dreams... he agreed with the medical theory of dreams, i.e., partial awakening... i.e., the physical aspect... He doesn't correlate his findings of the psychic motive (Organic stimuli) to the physical changes in the brain.
If anybody can shed some light on that?
Waiting...
Mehul
From India, Pune
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Dear Mehul,
Sorry for the late reply; I was quite busy.
Okay, so you are asking about the correlation between his findings of the psychic motive to the physical changes in the brain (I think you mean insanity). Well, dear, I can't say anything right now as I mentioned that I read that book long ago. So, I will have to refer to that book again. But as far as I remember, Sir Freud had established some relation between these two. Anyways, I will look into it.
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Guru
From India, New Delhi
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Sorry for the late reply; I was quite busy.
Okay, so you are asking about the correlation between his findings of the psychic motive to the physical changes in the brain (I think you mean insanity). Well, dear, I can't say anything right now as I mentioned that I read that book long ago. So, I will have to refer to that book again. But as far as I remember, Sir Freud had established some relation between these two. Anyways, I will look into it.
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Guru
From India, New Delhi
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Friend,
Insanity in dreams is a different thing altogether; it's a part of the dream. I am talking about the model represented to explain the occurrence of dreams. I think you will definitely have to brush up on your fundamentals.
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Mehul
From India, Pune
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Insanity in dreams is a different thing altogether; it's a part of the dream. I am talking about the model represented to explain the occurrence of dreams. I think you will definitely have to brush up on your fundamentals.
Regards,
Mehul
From India, Pune
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