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    to rule out the possibility of dreaming which leads him to conclude that he has no knowledge of the world around him. Stroud then argues how Descartes couldn’t distinguish reality from the concept of dreaming, and since he believed one couldn’t know things on account of their dreams, then in simpler words he wouldn’t know anything. He basically states how he knows about the external world only if he knows that he is not dreaming, but he cannot know that he is dreaming at the moment, therefore he…

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    are the psychodynamic theory and the activation-synthesis model of dreaming. Psychologists from the psychodynamic perspective believe in psychodynamic dream theory as established by Sigmund Freud, which posits that dreams act as a platform for the fulfillment of wishes and the release of unconscious and unacceptable urges. However, other psychologists believe in the activation-synthesis model of dreaming, which states that dreaming is the brain processing its own activity in a subjective way.…

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    night, or are dreams just silly leftover information that the brain is still processing? The world may never be able to answer this pressing question that scientists are still trying to learn about. Dreams are everything we want it to be because dreaming is so strange yet complicated. Dreams could be true, but the options are limitless.…

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    assignment was given. I have learned that these references specifically come from epistemological problems, primarily those first raised by René Descartes. The films fundamental epistemological question is with out a doubt whether one knows when they are dreaming. This question is known as the Dream Argument and was first posed by René Descartes in his book called Meditations on First Philosophy.…

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    or she is dreaming fantasy. Lucid means clear. You have to know that this is when you dream a dream lucid dreaming. It does not require you can control what you dream, although the control is started lucid dreaming often aim. People are attracted to lucid dreaming, because they want to be able to do things they are never able to do while awake in the real world, for example, taste or fire toward the sun. More and more experiencing lucid dreams are realizing the benefits of lucid dreaming. You…

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    hyperbolic doubt, described in his Meditations on First Philosophy. The dream argument questions one’s perceptions, conscious and unconscious, and how one determines what is true and what is false. He does this by comparing experiences while awake or dreaming. Descartes continues on that since one also cannot tell the difference between what is a dream and what is real life, our perceptions could overall be false, and “assumes dreams are deceptive, first, because they are conscious experiences…

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    With the dream argument, there are method to determine whether we are being deceived in a dream or not. Being able to decide if one is dreaming or not all depends on the answer because out senses tell us an abundant amount of things. The methods do not clearly justify being awake or dreaming. Descartes wants us to see things on the outside world though our minds. He does not argue what exists and does not exist but he argues that our senses of knowledge can lead…

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    similarities to my own ideals for ‘being’. My worldview is who I am, my lived experience and acquired knowledge. The Dreaming is a cosmogony, or account of the universe’s creation. It is also a cosmology, explaining the creation…

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    “Dreaming is the communication between our conscious mind and our unconscious mind, helping people create wholeness” (Tartakovsky). Our dreams are unconscious thoughts that contain much more than just abstract, meaningless images. Rapid eye movement (REM) sleep, or stage two in the sleep cycle, is when most dreaming occurs (Lewis xvii). REM sleep can occur up to five times per night, though this sleep is affected by drugs, alcohol, and caffeine. This sleep is necessary to the sleep cycle and…

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    occurring, in the real world, because of the situation they have been placed in. Meditations I states that the human brain might be in a state of dreaming and realized that it is in fact dreaming but does not want to wake up from the dream state to face reality. This one differs from both of the others because some people are able to tell that they are dreaming and do not want to wake while the other two believe that the life they are living and senses they are using are real and not a…

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