Measuring Manifest Dream Content

SnellJr., William E.; Gum, Scott; Shuck, Roger L.; Mosley, Jo A.

doi:10.1007/978-1-4899-0876-6_17

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“…(1973) studied the dreamer's language, relating key words to personality. Snell, Gurn, Shuck, & Mosley (1989) investigated the relationship between the manifest dream content and gender, personality and stress using five groupings: positive social activity; undesirable negative experiences; death, injury and natural events; entertainment; and mundane activity. Piotrowski (1971) had offered three interpretive rules: the rule of remoteness, acceptability versus unacceptability, and the differences in ambiguity between verbs and nouns.…”

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Configurational approach to manifest dream analysis: Possible acceleration of the patient's communication in psychoanalytic psychotherapy

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Daniels²,

Barber³

1995

J Contemp Psychother

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This paper presents an approach to dream analysis utilizing the manifest content of a number of consecutive dreams PERSPECTIVES ON THE MANIFEST CONTENT OF DREAMSThere has been considerable controversy regarding the value of the manifest content of the dream. Freud (1900Freud ( , 1911Freud ( , 1915Freud ( -1917Freud ( , 1925 believed that the manifest content of a dream was a mere "facade," and he regretted the tendency of analysts to make interpretations on the basis of the manifest dream content alone. He emphasized the need for obtaining detailed associations in order to get at the latent dream thoughts and the eventual understanding of the dream. His position was that "intuitive insight" with-

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