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Emotional Elicitation of Dreams
By: Justin Carver
Narrated by: Corinne Shor
Length: 3 hrs and 40 mins

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Emotional Elicitation of Dreams

Name: Emotional Elicitation of Dreams
Brand: Justin Carver
SKU: BK_ACX0_024197UK
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By: Justin Carver

Narrated by: Corinne Shor

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Summary

This book evaluates the question: Do repressed emotional responses elicit visions that cause what we refer to as dreams? This question is important because dreams have lost their significance in modern psychological therapy. There are a plethora of theories on the functionality of dreams. This book makes an original contribution by integrating different perspectives on dreams. In my theory of dreams, I assert that biological brain function and psychical functions are interdependent.