Dreaming: A Very Short Introduction (Very Short Introductions),J
Explore the fascinating science of dreaming with "Dreaming: A Very Short Introduction" by J. Allan Hobson. This book replaces dream mystique with modern dream science, offering a comprehensive picture of how the brain creates dreams. Discover why dreams are strange, difficult to remember, and how they maintain and develop the mind. J. Allan Hobson delves into the mechanisms of sleep, the impact of dream science on psychoanalysis, and its role in understanding mental illness. Illustrated with personal dream examples, this introduction challenges traditional theories about dream interpretation and highlights the essential role of sleep for life and health. Key Features: * Explains the new scientific facts about dreaming and answers questions about dream activation, function, and interpretation. * Connects the science of dreaming and sleep to historical and psychoanalytic perspectives. * Investigates the links between dreaming, learning, memory, and consciousness. * Discusses how dream science discoveries enhance the understanding of mental illness. Product Summary: Oxford University Press, Dreaming: A Very Short Introduction, J. Allan Hobson, Paperback, English, ISBN 9780192802156, 21/04/2005.
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Explore the fascinating science of dreaming with "Dreaming: A Very Short Introduction" by J. Allan Hobson. This book replaces dream mystique with modern dream science, offering a comprehensive picture of how the brain creates dreams. Discover why dreams are strange, difficult to remember, and how they maintain and develop the mind. J. Allan Hobson delves into the mechanisms of sleep, the impact of dream science on psychoanalysis, and its role in understanding mental illness. Illustrated with personal dream examples, this introduction challenges traditional theories about dream interpretation and highlights the essential role of sleep for life and health. Key Features: * Explains the new scientific facts about dreaming and answers questions about dream activation, function, and interpretation. * Connects the science of dreaming and sleep to historical and psychoanalytic perspectives. * Investigates the links between dreaming, learning, memory, and consciousness. * Discusses how dream science discoveries enhance the understanding of mental illness. Product Summary: Oxford University Press, Dreaming: A Very Short Introduction, J. Allan Hobson, Paperback, English, ISBN 9780192802156, 21/04/2005.
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Explore the fascinating science of dreaming with "Dreaming: A Very Short Introduction" by J. Allan Hobson. This book replaces dream mystique with modern dream science, offering a comprehensive picture of how the brain creates dreams. Discover why dreams are strange, difficult to remember, and how they maintain and develop the mind. J. Allan Hobson delves into the mechanisms of sleep, the impact of dream science on psychoanalysis, and its role in understanding mental illness. Illustrated with personal dream examples, this introduction challenges traditional theories about dream interpretation and highlights the essential role of sleep for life and health. Key Features: * Explains the new scientific facts about dreaming and answers questions about dream activation, function, and interpretation. * Connects the science of dreaming and sleep to historical and psychoanalytic perspectives. * Investigates the links between dreaming, learning, memory, and consciousness. * Discusses how dream science discoveries enhance the understanding of mental illness. Product Summary: Oxford University Press, Dreaming: A Very Short Introduction, J. Allan Hobson, Paperback, English, ISBN 9780192802156, 21/04/2005.
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