Status Updates From Our Dreaming Mind

again stalled

stalled on this again....

next is section: Birth Order, Social Class and Dream Content. then sections: Unpleasantness in Dreams; Typical Dreams; Recurrent Dreams; Traumatic Dreams; Night Terrors and Nightmares (if I get that far in the next reading session)

starting Chapter 12: Dreams Throughout the Life Span: The Effects of Gender, Society, Stress and Aging. First section: Birth Dreams, next section: Children's Dreams.

next up is section: The Hall-Van De Castle Scales (long one)

next is Part V: The Dimensions of Dreams - Chapter 11: What's in a Dream? The use of Content Analysis. section: Studies of Dream Content before 1950

Now starting section: The Effects of Stimuli Presented During REM Sleep Upon Dreams. (then Dreaming Outside of REM Sleep)

finally returned to this book, after weeks of neglect. Now starting Chapter 10: Contemporary Dream Research: The era of REM studies. Section: The University of Chicago and REM Sleep. (then next section: EEG Stages of Sleep)

still am completely stalled on this book - expect I will return to this sometime soon...

am completely stalled on this book

stalled on reading this book - again. need to do a long reading session sometime.

started Part 4 (mistakenly said part 3 was next in last update). Next section: Experimental Studies on Sensory Stimuli.

Author noted the psychology approach was finished, rest of the book is taking a scientific approach. Yet he's still focused on paranormal & telepathic dreaming.

didn't quite finish the chapter yet, still have the Overview (conclusion) of chapter. Then onto Part 3: Experimental Studies of Dreaming. That begins with Chapter 9: Early Research Approaches to Dreams. (First section: Anecedotal Descriptions of Dreams)

next up entry on Eugene Gendlin, Montague Ullman then Overview (conclusion) of chapter.

reading through chapter 8: Other Twentieth-Century Dream Theorists - covered Alfred Adler bit extensively considering he didn't have much to say about dreams. Very briefly with: Samuel Lowy, Wilhelm Stekel, Thomas French, and Erik Erikson, then extensively with Medard Boss.

Next up are extensive entries on Calvin Hall and Fritz Perls, and more.