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    it more than most. Flying happens in dreams. However, not only flying, other impossible things can occur in dreams. Everyone dreams, even if there are times when one can’t remember. It is a natural occurrence that happens nightly. Dreams can be either fantastic fantasies or horrible nightmares. However, dreams aren’t random, they’re in fact a logical explanation of why they occur. There are also many different types of dreams; some people even believe that dreams hold meaning. These marvelous…

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    start to dream, whether it is a wonderful and happy fantasyland where you can dance in a field of crispy bacon or a horrible and terrifying nightmare such as giving a speech in front of a huge audience. Either way, haven’t you ever wondered what those dreams mean and why they happen? Well, today I will be informing you about the analysis of a dream, but more specifically about what a dream is, why it happens and their interpretation. People could sometimes look very deeply into their dreams and…

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    Late into the night, a girl falls into a deep sleep. After a while, she has a dream that she is trapped in a dark and dreary basement. She begins to cautiously wander around looking for a way out as her heart is racing. All of the sudden, she hears a loud crackling sound. She hastily turns around to see what had made the noise. To her surprise, she saw a large, bright orange flame expanding out over the whole width of the hallway behind her. By looking intensely at the flames, she notices…

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    may be looked at as being a dream; thus showing latent content and meaning. Also, throughout the novel Charlie uncovers his repressed fears and emotions. Additionally, this idea is clearly demonstrated through how Charlie’s unconscious is represented. The Perks of Being a Wallflower, written by Stephen Chbosky, contains symbols which aid the reader in understanding the true meaning. One of the symbols which Stephen Chbosky effectively used were Charlie’s dreams. One example of…

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    Merriam-Webster Dictionary, dreams are known as “a series of thoughts, images, or emotions occurring during sleep.” Dreams are an essential piece of our lives and societies of individuals around the globe. They are a dependable wellspring of understanding, individual enhancement, and life certifying disclosures. Dreams are also known as the dialect of an individual 's intuitive personality. Several psychologists have researched the study of dreams for centuries. Ever since dreams were…

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    euphoric dream and have tried to fall back asleep to continue the dream. Others are awoken as they jerk themselves awake from a nightmare. Patients with PTSD often claim to have relived traumatic events through their dreams. People are constantly reading books and websites that claim to interpret their dreams because it continues to fascinate the reader. The first dream analysts argued that dreams were meant to tell the future. Sigmund Freud disagreed, however, and believed that dreams were a…

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    wrote several books about his theories. Some of his books are The Ego and the Id, Beyond the Pleasure Principle, and Dream Psychology (Psychoanalysis for Beginners. Although most of his theories were proven to be wrong over time, he still was a major contributor to the field of psychology. Some of his famous theories include the unconscious mind, the psyche, defense mechanisms, and dream analysis. Freud was a strong believer that everything about a person resides in the unconscious. People’s…

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    Meditation” mainly deals with doubt of existence and how doubt is made possible because of sensory deception. He creates the dream argument that argues about how it is possible to be uncertain about whether or not a person is in a real world or dream world. In philosopher G.E. Moore’s “Certainty” he attempts to debunk Descartes’ argument through showing the inconsistencies in his dream argument. Since Descartes’ argument is built on inconsistency, Moore’s replies are satisfactory. In this…

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    From a young age I’ve always had dreams, goals, and things I wanted to accomplish. My very first dream started out at the age of 6 when I saw my best friend’s new golden retriever puppy and I decided right then and there that I just had to have one for myself. It become an obsession. That puppy was the only thing I could talk about, dream about, and I just knew that I couldn’t live my life without it. I would consistently beg my dad for that precious puppy and he would always give me the…

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    Dreaming and Writing INTRODUCTION Throughout history, the dream has been seen as a wellspring of inspiration for creative practitioners, including writers. In Writers Dreaming (1994) Naomi Epel interviews 26 prominent writers on the relationship between dreaming and creativity. Writers, including Clive Barker and Stephen King, are asked to interrogate their personal writing processes, and account for how they have turned their dreams into works of art. Stephen King, for example, shares a…

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