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| Part A — Theoretical Background | ||
| I. | Freud's View of the Dream as the Guardian of Sleep | 11 |
| II. | The Epistemological Problem in the Theory of Dreams | 24 |
| III. | The Klein-Bion Expansion of Freud's Metapsychology | 36 |
| Part B — A Revised Theory of Dream-life | ||
| IV. | Dreams as Unconscious Thinking | 51 |
| V. | Symbol, Sign, Epitome, Quintessence | 71 |
| VI. | Dream-Life: The Generative Theatre of Meaning | 86 |
| VII. | The Interaction of Visual and Verbal Language in Dreams | 96 |
| VIII. | The Borderland between Dreams and Hallucinations | 114 |
| Part C — The Practice of Dream Investigation | ||
| IX. | The Borderland between Dreams and Actions | 127 |
| X. | Dream-exploration and Dream-analysis | 133 |
| XI. | Dream-Narrative and Dream-Continuity | 148 |
| XII. | Resistance to Dream Analysis in Patient and Analyst | 156 |
| XIII. | The Relation of Dreaming to Learning from Experience in Patient and Analyst | 163 |
| XIV. | Recovery from Analysis and the Self-analytic Method | 170 |
| Bibliography | 178 | |
| Index | 180 | |