PREFACE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER I: SLEEP DEFINED
CHAPTER II: FATIGUE AND REST
CHAPTER III: THE FLIGHT FROM REALITY
CHAPTER IV: HYPNOGOGIC AND HYPNOPOMPIC VISIONS
CHAPTER V: WHERE DREAMS COME FROM
CHAPTER VI: CONVENIENCE DREAMS
CHAPTER VII: DREAM LIFE
CHAPTER VIII: WISH FULFILMENT
CHAPTER IX: NIGHTMARES
CHAPTER X: TYPICAL DREAMS AND SLEEP WALKING
CHAPTER XI: PROPHETIC DREAMS
CHAPTER XII: ATTITUDES REFLECTED IN DREAMS
CHAPTER XIII: RECURRENT DREAMS
CHAPTER XIV: DAY DREAMS
CHAPTER XV: NEUROSIS AND DREAMS
CHAPTER XVI: SLEEPLESSNESS
CHAPTER XVII: DREAM INTERPRETATION
BIBLIOGRAPHY
PSYCHOANALYSIS
SLEEP and DREAMS
PSYCHOANALYSIS AND BEHAVIOR
By AndrÉ Tridon
“Tridon applies the psychoanalytical doctrine to a number of everyday problems, a business that ought to be undertaken on a far more extensive scale. His chapters on the psychology of war hysteria and of comstockery are acute and constructive.”—H. L. Mencken.
“His presentation of psychoanalysis is admirable.”—New York Medical Journal.
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ALFRED A. KNOPF, PUBLISHER, N.Y.
PSYCHOANALYSIS
SLEEP and DREAMS
BY
ANDRÉ TRIDON
Author of
“Psychoanalysis, its History, Theory and Practice”
and “Psychoanalysis and Behavior”
“Nothing is more genuinely
ourselves than our dreams.”
Nietzsche.
NEW YORK
ALFRED A. KNOPF
1921
COPYRIGHT, 1921, BY
ALFRED A. KNOPF, Inc.
PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
FOR
ADÈLE LEWISOHN
I wish to thank Dr. J. W. Brandeis, Dr. N. Philip Norman, and Dr. Gregory Stragnell, for valuable data and editorial assistance, and Mr. Carl Dreher who lent himself to many experiments.
