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| II THE METHOD OF INTERPRETING DREAMS: AN ANALYSIS
OF A SPECIMEN DREAM | 96 |
| III A DREAM IS THE FULFILMENT OF A
WISH | |
| PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION | xxv |
| PREFACE TO THE THIRD EDITION | xxvii |
| PREFACE TO THE FOURTH EDITION | xxviii |
| PREFACE TO THE FIFTH EDITION | xxix |
| PREFACE TO THE SIXTH EDITION | xxix |
| PREFACE TO THE EIGHTH EDITION | xxxi |
| PREFACE TO THE THIRD (REVISED) ENGLISH EDITION | xxxii |
| Chapter |
| I THE SCIENTIFIC LITERATURE DEALING WITH THE PROBLEMS OF DREAMS | 1 |
| (A) The Relation of Dreams to Waking Life | 7 |
| (B) The Material of Dreams—Memory in Dreams | 11 |
| (C) The Stimuli and Sources of Dreams | 22 |
| (1) External Sensory Stimuli | 23 |
| (2) Internal (Subjective) Sensory Excitations | 30 |
| (3) Internal Organic Somatic Stimuli | 33 |
| (4) Psychical Sources of Stimulation | 39 |
| (D) Why Dreams are Forgotten after Waking | 43 |
| (E) The Distinguishing Psychological Characteristics of Dreams | 48 |
| (F) The Moral Sense in Dreams | 66 |
| (G) Theories of Dreaming and its Function | 75 |
| (H) The Relations between Dreams and Mental Diseases | 88 |
| Postscript, 1909 | 93 |
| Postscript, 1914 | 95 |
| IV DISTORTION IN DR |