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    Jim Morrison Analysis

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    Parents either dream or dread about a time when their child looks up with hopeful joy filling his eyes and exclaims, “I want to be just like you when I grow up!” The parents who dream about this occurrence usually have interests and unfulfilled dreams they would have liked to accomplish and do not want their child to regret not pursuing his interests and dreams. On the other side of the scenario, are the parents who feel a bolt of cold dread at their child’s enthusiasm. They know they have…

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    Lucid Dreaming Analysis

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    In a world where dreams can be painful, fun, scary, or even boring sometimes, there is one common factor almost everyone has with dreams: we can't control them. We have all had that dream that makes us wake up with our head popping off the pillow making us ask ourselves: what just happened? Often times, we really can't quite understand why a dream happened a certain way. But amidst all the chaos, there is a small percent of people who don't wake up like this. This is because they are the…

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    about Freudian interpretations and how most Freudian interpretations deal with assigning sexual attributions to objects. Barry proceeds to give an example of Freudian interpretation by imagining a dream about a Roman soldier and what this soldier may represent to the dreamer. What may be an innocent dream about a father-like figure, or a heroic figure, turns into something of a sexual nature when inserting Freud's psychoanalytic interpretation. What are Barry's criticisms regarding Freudian…

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    Bad Dreams Research Paper

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    By studying dreams and what they mean it can be determined that dreams are sending messages because they are trying to help you with your problems. A. Dreams are your unconscious mind putting an image into your head (Turner). Scientists don’t know what to call dreams but author Penelope Lewis says dreams are “all perceptions, thoughts , or emotions experienced during sleep. When dreams are happening three parts of your brain is working; Limbic region, Sub cortical, and the Associative cortice…

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    Minnelli Reality

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    In the universe of Minnelli’s films, almost everyone has dreams. Dream itself is a self-dominant world, in which the dreamer could create,change,or destroy for his own will. Reality is the container to hold so many self-dominant worlds. Speaking of the relationship between dream and reality, Jean Douchet makes an ambiguous argument about a recurring thematic in Minnelli: “Reality is the dream of other, but it is also one’s own dream.” It means that each dreamer has his own projection of the…

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    One of Donald Trump’s dream projects was to erect the Trump Tower. He bought the land which was the site of the Bonwit Teller store, an architecturally renowned building which had catered to fashionable women since 1929. The Bonwit’s twelve story façade was embellished with a pair of stunning bas-relief panels which often reflected itself as the priceless examples of the Art Deco era. The Art Deco style was characterised by excess ornamental design, smooth lines, geometric shapes, streamlined…

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    The ideas of psychoanalytic perspective were developed by Sigmund Freud. This perspective perceives dreams as an expression of one 's own unconscious wishes and desires. The material of the dream, or the manifest content, is understood and explained through various symbols, or the latent content. Freud 's perspective states that the latent content of dreams express the unfiltered and true unconscious ideas, which could be considered as too explicit for the regular mind. The psychoanalytic view…

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    Reality and Dreams can sometimes be difficult to differ between, especially when waking up very early from a very vivid dream. This odd competition like relationship between these two concepts make them interesting topics for all forms of art and literature. While many artists and authors have different opinions on which of the two is the better, a common theme seems to connect them. The interesting dynamic between these counterparts makes it understandable why theme that dreams can only last so…

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    Never Give Up on Your Dreams Loud cheers, big rounds of applause that can be heard from the entire continent, and people throwing flowers my way as they shout my name. The echo bounced from wall to wall waking everything in its presence. Bright lights shining upon me, bringing everything to life. Ever since I was a little girl, acting has always been a passion of mine. My life consisted of being on and off the stage. At the age of eight, I performed in my first show. The show was portrayed…

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    individual lack, but like what happens in dream, the latent disguises itself behind the aesthetic beauty a painting represents. Psychoanalysts study the theme of work and the artist’s personal life to understand the unconscious, which plays the main role in shaping the work of creation. Nevertheless, we should also keep in mind that psychoanalysis does not claim to get an accurate interpretation with full respect of creator’s mind rather expands, explores the art. It explores the footnote the…

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