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Employing a special method for study of manifest content, Friedemann draws a number of inferences regarding 'representative dreams'. These he defines as 'dreams of different dreamers, grouped together according to their relationship with similar psychoanalytic situations'. The situations discussed in this study concern problems of masculinity and femininity. Many similarities exist between the dream images of different dreamers. The origin and significance of dream symbolism is discussed; 'the choice of the symbol is culture bound'.