S.
INDEX
Abel, 304
Abraham, 334, 377
Absurd Dreams, 395-425
Absurdity of Dreams, 323, 453, 543
Acceleration of thought in dreams, 461
Accidental stimuli, 39, 216-17
Adler, 373, 533
Affects—
conversion of, 555
displacement of, 178
fading of, 532
in dreams, 425-451
inhibition of, 433
inversion of, 436-7
of dream-thoughts, 445
reinforcement of, 444
sources of, 444, 451
suppression of, 432-3,
535-6
theory of, 535-6
transference of to waking state, 442
transformation of, 435—7
Agoraphobia, 535
Agreement in dreams, 305-6
Alarm-clock dreams, 40, 217
Albertus Magnus, 500
Alexander's dream, 108, 564.
Allegorising—
interpretation of dreams, 70
symbolisms, 484
Allison, 98
Almoli, 22
Alternatives in dreams, 302-4
Altruistic impulses, 244
Ambiguity of dreams, 153
Amnesia, 481
Amram, 22
Anagogic interpretation, 489
Analyses of dreams, 114,
260-4, 279-289
Anamnesis, 289
Antithesis in dreams, 304
Anxiety, 534-5
dreams, 165, 231, 260, 266, 372, 481,
534-540
Arabs, dream-interpretation of, 107
Aristandros, 108
Aristotle, 20, 21, 48, 106, 304, 507
Arithmetic in Dreams, 380-392442, 513,
171-215,
Artemidorsu, 21, 22, 107, 313, 336, 557
Artigues, 49Associations, 542
Astonishment in dreams, 419-421
Attention, 545-6Auditory hallucinations, 100—1
Automatisms, 566Back, 138
Banchieri, 137
Benedikt, 454
Benini, 59
Bernard, Claude, 482
Betlheim and Hartmann, 361
Binz, 69, 87, 88, 97
Biographical dreams, 332
Bisexuality, 340, 373
Bismarck, a dream of, 355
Bladder-stimulus, dreams due to, 96,
216, 222Bleuler, 334
Bleuler-Freud, 63, 137, 304, 328
Bodily stimuli, 216, 221-2
symbolisation of, 221
Bonatelli, 59
Borner, 49-50
“Botanical monograph, dream of,”
171—7, 272-5Béttinger, 49
Bouché-Leclerq, 49
Brandes, 258
Brücke, 393
Breuer, 109
Brill, 13, 14, 109, 137, 165, 196, 256,
287, 325, 372, 385, 422, 475,
482, 559Biichsenschiitz, 20
Burdach, 24, 25, 64, 65, 66, 89, 92, 219
Busemann, 137
Buzareingues, Giron de, 40
Cabanis, 99
Cacsar, Julius, 374
Calkins, Miss Whiton, 36, 37, 58, 217
Callot, 397
Careña, Thomas, 81
Castration—
dreams, 346, 364
infantile theory of, 344S.
590
Cathexis, 500-1, 505, 510, 513,, 521,
525, 527-9; 546, 551, 553, 566
Causal relations in dreams, 301-2
Censorship, the psychic, 147-150, 176,
188, 477, 492, 522-3, 538, 567
resistance of, 426, 433, 489, 499
Cerebral anaemia, 535
Chabaneix, 58, 76
Chemistry of the sexual processes, 124
Child, psychic life of the, 522
Childish impressions, 33
Children's dreams, 133-7, 509
Christ, 81
Chronic psychotic patients, 99
Cicero, 26, 68
Cipher method of interpreting dreams,
106
Claparéde, 66
Claustrophobia, 275
Cloaca theory, 337
Coinage of words in dreams, 283-9
Combination of persons in dreams,
306-8
Community in dreams, 306
Complications of the human character,
570
Composite persons and formations,
282-3, 306, 309-311, 326
Compression, 287, 547
Compulsion neuroses, etc., see Ob-
sessional, Obsessions, Obsessive.
Concepts, language of, 94
Conceptual content of dreams, 493
Condensation—
principle of, 269
purpose of, 469
Condensation-work of the dream, 269—
292, 315, 469, 500, 547
Conflict—
of psychic forces, 441
of the will, 322
Conscious—
day phantasies, 63, 454-7
mental activity in dream-formation,
520
wishes, 508-9
Consciousness, problems of, 149, 528,
561-570
Consolation-dreams, 362
Content, perceptual, 529
Contiguity in dreams, 305
Contradictions in dreams,
304, 311, 321, 549
Contrast in dreams, 3112093300;
THE INTERPRETATION OF DREAMS
Convenience-dreams, 132-2, 526
Conversion of affect, 555
Coriat, 364.
Correspondence between dreams and
reality, 24-7, 509-70
Counter-affects, 436
Counter-cathexis, 556
Counter-volition, 322
Counter-wish dreams,
161-3, 239
Critical activity in dreams, 299, 452
Cruelty in dreams, 280, 293
Curative activity of dreams, 93151, 1556,
Dattner, 379, 388
Daudet, 276, 493
David, 288
Day-dreams, 63, 454—7
Day-residues, 445, 510—16, 520, 527,
541
Dead persons
403-4
Death—
fear of, 362
of beloved persons, dreams of, 156—9,
242-60, 428
Death-wish in respect
243-60, 313
Debacker, 539
Defensive neuroses, 253, 535
Degeneration, 244.
“Déjà vu,” 375
Delacroix, 464
Delage, Yves, 34, 90-1, 544
Delbœuf, 28-9, 36, 37, 64
theory of, 86
Deliria, 488
Delusions, 528
Demoniacal hallucinations, 539
Demonomania, 540
Dental stimulus, dreams due to, 53, 96,
221-3, 362-9
Der Grüne Heinrich, 382
“Desired” ideas, 111
Diepgen, 22
Digestive disturbances and dreams, 216
Disagreeable dreams, 140
Disgust, 558
Displacement, 178, 181, 230, 202-6,
323-4
of psychic intensities, 314—16, 323
Dissociation, 481
Distortion in dreams, 140-165, 176, 178,
325, 359 458, 475, 516, 525, 541in dreams, 391-400,
of relatives,
S.
INDEX 598
Disturbing stimuli, 39, 216—17
Divinatory power of the dream, 21
Doglia, 137
Dóllinger, 49
Dream-activity, see Dreams, psychic
activities in.Dream-censorship, see Censorship.
Dream-condensation, see Condensation.
Dream-content, 27, 541latent, 166, 268
manifest, 166, 190, 268
Dream-displacement, see Displacement.
Dream-distortion, see Distortion.
Dream-formation, 271, 305motives of, 514, 517
Dream-illusions, 44-5
Dream-images, 46-7, 52, 58, 62-3
Dream-instigators, see Dream-stimuli.
Dream-interpretation, 21, 341, 559anagogic, 483
cipher method of, 106
delayed, 484
“fractional,” 483
method of, 105-28
psychoanalytic, 483
Dream-life, theory of, 23
Dream-phantasy, 94—7
Dream-problems, 19-24
Dream-processes—primary and secondary, 540-560
psychology of the, 470-570
Dream-sources, 37-61, 166-235
Dream-stimuli, 37-61
Dream-symbolism, 96, 222, 268-291,320-330, 332-346
Dream-theories, 85-97
Dream-thoughts—disintegration of, 500
elements of the, 544
latent, 190, 487, 541
logical relations of, 298-300
manifest, 271-2
representation of, 493
structure of, 298
verbal composition of, 291—2
Dream-wish, the, 485, 499, 510
“Dream within a dream,” the, 322
Dream-work, the, 223, 268-469, 545regressive character of, 505
Dreaming, psychology of, 485
Dreams—absurd, 68-70
acceleration of thought in, 461
affects in, 425-451
Dreams—continued
alarm-clock, 40, 217
ambiguity of, 153
analyses of, 4,279-289
artificial, 40-1
comfort-, 130-2, 226
composition in, 309-311
consoling, 362
contradictions in, 26
convenience-, 130-2
curative action of, 93
divinatory power of, 21
due to—auditory stimuli, 229
dental stimuli, 53, 96, 221-3, 326-9
digestive disturbances, 216
hunger, 228
intestinal stimulus, 216
nerve stimuli, 217-18, 224-5, 228
sexual excitement, 371
thirst, 228
urinary stimulus, 96, 216, 222
visual stimulus, 222
duration of, apparent, 76
egoism of, 260, 262-3, 308-9, 408,
449
ethical sense in, 77-83
etiology of, 44, 54, 76, 101
examination-, 266-7, 290-1, 362, 417
exhibition-, 239-241
experimentally produced, 45
forgetting of, 57-61, 270, 481, 483,485
fractional interpretation of, 483
function of, 85-97, 533-4, 543
functional phenomena of, 356
guileless, 183, 188, 373
hallucinatory, 6, 500
headache, 95
historical significance of, 563
hypermnesia in, 542
hypocritical, 150, 436-7, 441
immoral, 67, 79-80
incoherence of, 67-8
keystone of, 164
language of, 130
material of, 27, 224
memory in, 27-37
memory of, 59-60
motive power of, 523, 525-6
obscurity of, 19
of dead persons, 391-400, 403-4
of death, 156-159, 242-260, 428171-215, 260-4,
S.
592
Dreams—continued
of falling, 52-3, 264—5, 371
of fire, 372, 470
of flying, 52-3, 222, 362-3, 364-371
of inversion, 312
of nakedness, 236-241
of punishment, 163
of swimming, 371
of the same night, 318
of thirst, 131
origin of, 20, 51
painful, 163, 513-14.
paramnesia in, 413
perennial, 188
pre-scientific conception of, 19-20
prognosis in, 21
prophetic powers of, 21
psychic activities in, 66—77, 86
psychological character of, 30
psychological peculiarity of, 61—77
psycho-pathology of, 99
psychotherapy of, 569
punishment-, 440, 514
recent impressions in, 34
recollection of, 57
regression in, 500
representation in, means of, 296-323
responsibility for, 82
scientific theories of, 105
sexual, 371
sexual nature of, 372
somatic origin of, 87, 105
strangeness of, 19
supernatural theory of, 22
symbolic interpretation of, 21
symbolism in, 96, 268-9, 329, 332
theories of, 85-97
typical, 52-4, 235-267, 362
waking caused by, 527-9
wish-fulfilment in, see Wish-dreams,
Wishes, Wish-fulfilment.
word-coinage in, 283-9
Drexl, 22
Dugas, 464
Du Prel, 75, 138, 448, 562
Duration of dreams, 76
Dyspnoea, 275Eder, 374
Egger, 42, 60, 76
Egoism—
in dreams, 260, 262-3, 308-9, 408,449
of the infantile mind, 260THE INTERPRETATION OF DREAMS
Ehniger, 81
Elaboration of dream-content, 558
Elements of the dream thoughts, 544.
Elimination theory, 89-90
Ellis, Havelock, 35, 72, 169—170, 183,
335» 351, 463, 544
Embarrassment-dreams, 236-242
Endogenous psychic affections, 488
Endopsychic censor, 485
Endoptic phenomena, 482
Enigma of the dream, 26
Enuresis nocturna of children, 372
Ephialtes, 21
Erdmann, 82
Erection dreams, 371
Ersch and Grüber, 8
Essence of consciousness, 149
Ethical sense in dreams, 77-85
Etiology of neuroses, 289
Exaggeration of dreams, 94
Examination-dreams, 266-7,
362, 417Examination-phobia, 266-7
Excitation, unconscious, 509, 511
Exhibitional cravings, 238-9
Exhibition-dreams, 239-241
Explanation in dreams, 423
External -nerve stimuli, 270
(objective) sensory stimuli, 38, 5
290-1,
Fading of affects, 425-451
Falling in dreams, 52-3, 264-5, 371
Father-complex, 344
Fear—
in dreams, 430
objective, 552
Fechner, 61-2
Federn, Dr. Paul, 371
Fensterln, 201
Fere, 98
Ferenczi, 239, 256, 334, 335, 527
Fichte, 24, 82
Fire, dreams of, 372, 470
Fischer, 78
Fleischl, 391, 446
Fliess, 103, 168, 170
“Flower-dream,” a, 330
Flower symbolism, 352-5
Flying in dreams, 52-3, 222, 264-5,
362-3, 364-371
Forbidden wishes of childhood, 241
Forgetting of dreams, the, 472-491
Forster, 22S.
INDEX
Foucault, Marcel, 464, 473
“Fractional” interpretation of dreams,
483France, Anatole, 92, 102
Freud, Dr., 13-14, 31, 104, 366-9, 379
Fuchs, 330
Functional phenomenon, Silberer's,
211, 465-7Function of the dream, 85-97
Furunculosis, 225-6Galton, 282, 457
Ganglionic cells, phantastic theory of,
97Gaps in dreams, 318
Garnier, 42
Gärtner, 172, 273
Gastric sensations, 52
General sensation, the, 59, 101, 232, 542
Giessler, 98
Goblot, 464, 529
Goethe, 563
Gold, relation of to faeces, 379
Gompertz, 107
Gotthard, 22
Gratification—memory of, 554
state of, 513, 551-2
Gregory, 99
Griesinger, 101, 140, 226
Grimm, 441
Gruppe, 21
Guileless dreams, apparently, 183, 188,373
Guislain, 99
Haffner, 22, 24, 65, 78, 80
Hagen, 99
Hallam, Florence, 34, 140, 166
Hallucinations, 521
auditory, 100-101
hypnogogic, 46-8
ideas transformed into, 63
of hysteria, 501-2
of paranoia, 501-2
visual, 100-101, 494
Hallucinatory—
cathexis, 551
dreams, 6, 500
paranoia, 501-3
psychoses, 521
regression, 500, 523
wishes, 522593
Hamlet, Shakespeare's, 257-9
Hannibal, 195-6
Harmless dreams, see Guileless dreams.
Hartmann, Eduard von, 146, 361, 488
Headache dreams, 95
Healing properties of dreams, 9o, 93
Hegel, 68
Heine, 403
Helmholtz, 563
Hennings, 29, 40
Henzen, 382
Herbart, 87
Hermann, 49
Herodotus, 375
Herophilus, 138
Hervey, Marquis, 30, 41, 73, 527
Hildebrandt, 26-7, 32, 34, 43, 69, 76,
78, 83Hilferding, Dr., 437
Hippias, dream of, 375
Hippocrates, 21, 49
Historical significance of dreams, 567
Hitschmann, 336
Hobbes, 500
Hoff bauer, 40
Hohnbaum, 98
Homer, 240—1
Homosexual impulses, 312, 361, 368
Homosexuality, 148—9, 163, 363
Hug-Hellmuth, 137, 148-9, 248
Human character, complications, 570
Hunger—dreams, 260—1
phantasies, 521
Hyper-cathexis, 554, 566
Hyper-determination of dreams, 294-5,483
Hypermnesia of the dream, 542
Hypermnesic dreams, 30-2
Hypnogogic—
hallucinations, 46—7
sensory images, 46—7, 216
Hypocritical dreams, 150, 436—7, 441
Hysteria, 122, 291, 313, 372, 482, 487,
545, 549
hallucinations of, 501
Selected Papers on, 482
theory of, 550
Hysterical—
counter-reaction, 253
identification, 153-5
imitation, 154
paralysis, theory of, 519
phantasy, 155, 524PP
S.
594
Hysterical —continued
phobias, 253, 325, 535, 563
symptoms—
formation of, 418, 524, 549-550,
557
resolution of, 487
theory of, 154, 455, 554
vomiting, 524, 568“Ideal” masochists, 163
Ideas—
concatenation of, 304
"desired," 111
transformation of, into visual images
or hallucinations, 494
“undesired,” 81-3, 110-11, 477, 482
Ideation, unconscious, 562
Ideler, 98
Identification, 154-5
Identity of perception, 553
Illusory formations in dreams, 44-5
Immoral dreams, 81
Impulses, repressed, 563
Incest, 254-7, 339
Incomprehensible neologisms, 338
“Incorrect” processes, 549, 556
Independent psychic activity in dreams,
92
Indifferent—
dream stimuli, 183
impressions in dreams, 166-171, 511
Infantile—
etiology of the neuroses, 503
experiences as the source of dreams,
453
phantasies, 503
psychic life, 522
reminiscences, 190-2, 194-204, 212—
15, 379
sexual material, 164, 200, 211-13, 215
wishes, 510, 557
Inferences in dreams, 417-18, 428
Inhibited movement, dreams of, 233,
240, 320
Inhibition of affects, 433
Inquisition, the, 81
Insanity, 101
Insomnia, 20
Instances, the two psychic, 498-9, 558
Intellectual performances in dreams,
395-425
Intensity—
differences in, 314—16, 469
transference of, 500, 547-8THE INTERPRETATION OF DREAMS
Intensive objective stimulation, 225
Interchanging of persons, 308
Interest, a source of dreams, 54-5
Intermediary ideas, 487, 548
Internal—(organic) physical stimuli, 48-52
(subjective) sensory stimuli, 45, 542
Intestinal irritation, 216
Intestinal stimulus, dreams due to,379
Inversion—
in dreams, 275, 312-13
of affects, 436-7
“Trma's injection—dream of,” 114-128, 142, 174,
281-4, 293, 325, 473, 493.
548
analysis of, 116-128
Isaiah, 131
Iwaya, 22Jackson, Hughlings, 524
Jean Paul, 195
Jekel, 259
Jensen, 106
Jessen, 29, 39, 60, 77, 84
Jodl, 70
Jones, Ernest, 259, 263, 334, 336, 364,
377, 389, 480Joseph, 106, 318
Josephus, 318, 319
Judgment in dreams, 316, 322, 416,
425, 428Jung, 319, 364, 367, 389, 489-491
“Just as,” 305, 447, 503
Kant, 78, 82, 99, 465
Karpinska, 291
Kazodowsky, 98Keller, 240
Keys of voluntary motility, 499
Keystone of the dream, 485
Kirchgraber, 342Koerner, 111
Kleinpaul, 334
Koller, 171-2
Konigstein, 172-4, 177, 272
Korsakoff's psychosis, 361
Krauss, 51-2, 98, 99, 101Ladd, 47-8, 542
Landauer, 220
Language of dreams, 130S.
INDEX
Lasalle, 288
Laségue, 98
Lasker, 288
Latent dream-content, 166
Lauer, 22
Laughter, 557
Lauret, 488
Law of causality, 64
Laws of—
association, 71
dream-formation, 44
Left, right, meaning of, 339, 357
Lehmann, 49
Le Lorrain, 42, 76, 522
Lelut, 99
Lemoine, 68
Leroy, 464
Libido, 165
Liébault, 525
Limbs, position of, in dreams, 53-4
Lipps, 219, 561—2, 564
Literature on dreams, 19—104
Lloyd, 49
Logical relations among the dream-
thoughts, 299
Lówinger, 22
Lubbock (Lord Avebury), 20
Lucretius, 25
Lynkeus, Popper-, 104, 295Maas, 25
Macario, 99
Macnish, 40
Macrobius, 21
Maeder, 334, 533
Maine de Biran, 99
“Male period,” 170
Manifest dream-content, 166, 175
Manifold determination of dream-
content, 294-5Marcinowski, 338, 389
Masochistic wish-dreams, 163, 353
Masséna, 196
Masturbation, 187, 345, 350, 357, 360,
363-4, 367-8, 540Material of dreams, the, 166-267
Maury, 25, 29, 32-3, 42, 43, 46-7, 50,
69, 71-81, 84, 87, 98, 99, 458—
460, 479, 490Mechanism—
of dream-formation, 305
of the psychoneuroses, 489,503,
505-6595
Medical theory of dream-life, 102
Meier, 39
Mem-systems, 497
Memory—
fading, 532
of dreams, 57-61
traces, 495-7
Mental—
diseases, relations between dreams
and, 97-102
disturbance and dreams, 100-2
stimuli, 56
Method of dream-interpretation, 103-
128
Meyer, 435
Meynert, 218
Misunderstanding of the dream-content,
237
Miura, 22
“Moi sphlanchnique, le,” 51
Moral nature of man, 79
Moreau, 99
Motor—
manifestation, 552
paralysis in sleep, 320
stimuli, 220
Müller, 46-7
Multiple determination of
thoughts, 284-5, 294-6
Muscular sensations, 52
Myers, 30dream-
Nacke, 372
Nakedness, dreams of, 236-241
Names and syllables, play on, 283-291
Nansen, 190
Napoleon, 26, 228, 510
Nausicaa, legend of, 240—1
Negelein, 22
Neologisms, 285-9
Nephew, Freud's relations to his, 394-5
Nerve stimuli, 217, 218, 224—5, 228;
see Sensory stimuli.
Neuropathology, see Neuroses.
Neuropsychology, see Neuroses.
Neuroses—
defensive, 535
etiology of the, 289
infantile etiology of the, 503
psychoanalysis of the, 509
psychology of the, 519
psychotherapy of the, 491
study of the, 532
Neurotic anxiety, 165S.
596 THE
Neurotics—
dreams of, 112, 265
psychoanalysis of,
490, 509, 561
Newly-married people, dreams of, 91
Nietzsche, 506
Nightmare, 21
Night terrors, 539
Nocturnal—
excitations, 511
sensations, 183
Nonsensical word-formations, 291
Nordenskjold, 137-8
Normal persons, dreams of, 351
Novalis, 92112, 251, 265,
Objective sensory stimuli, 38, 66, 216,
224-5Obscene expressions in dreams, 184-5
Obscurity of dreams, 19
Obsessional—ideas, 424
neurosis, 253
Obsessions, 291, 325, 427, 545
Obsessive—dreams, 101
impulses, 99, 253
Oedipus—complex, the, 256
dreams, 374-5
legend of, 254-7
mechanisms in Hamlet, 257-9
Organic sensory stimuli, 32,378
Oriental dream-books, 108
Origin of dreams, 20, 51
Over-determination, 284-5, 294-6, 393
Over-interpretation, 483216,
P-elements, 497
P-system, 497
Pachantoni, 98
Pain and pleasure, releases of, 528-9
Pain principle, the, 552-3, 556, 566
Pain-stimuli, 528
Painful ideas, 513
Panizza, 213
Paramnesia in dreams, 413
Paranoia, 291hallucinatory, 501
Park, Mungo, 138
Partial sleep, doctrine of, 543
Parturition dreams, 376—7INTERPRETATION OF DREAMS
Pathological—
formations, 559
cases of regression, 505
Paulham, 464
Pavor nocturnus, 141, 539
Pes.-system, 511, 528-9
Peculiarities of dreams, 61-77
Penetration into consciousness, 560
Perception-content, 529identity, 553
stimuli, 496
system, 495
Percepts, 496re-evocation of, 521, 556
Perennial dreams, 188
Peripheral sensations, 52
Personality, splitting of the, 101
Perversion, 339
Petersen, 489
Pfister, 338, 379
Phallic symbols, 336-8, 357
Phantasies—during sleep, 56, 90, 316
infantile, 503
Phantastic—illusions, 218
symbolizing activity, 96
visual manifestations, 46
Phantasy-combinations, 309
Phobias, 253, 325, 535, 563
Physical—sensations, 52
stimuli, 52, 101
Pichon, 98
Plaff, 78
Plasticity of psychic material, 335
Plato, 78
Pleasure-stimuli, 528
Plotinus, 140
Pneumatic sensations, 52
Pohorilles, 488
Potzl, Otto, 182
Preconscious, the, 499, 564-5ideas, 560
thinking, 546
Pregnant women, dreams of, 306—7
Pre-scientific conception of dreams,20
Pressure-stimuli, 220
Prevost, 133, 361
Primary psychic process, 553; 555
Primitive mental activity, 521, 544
Prince, Morton, 481
Prognosis in dreams, 21S.
INDEX
Prophetic power of dreams, 21
ij-systems, 301, 328, 495-8, 551, 553
Prospective tendencies in dreams, 21
Psychic—
activity in dreams, 468-9
affects, see Affects.
apparatus, 494-500
capacity of the dream, , 6
censorship, see Censorship.
complexes, 426
conditions of dream-formation, 271
dream-stimuli, 54—7, 217, 224
excitation, sources of, 224, 230-1
function in dream-formation, 452-4,
462
infection, 154
instances, 498-9
intensity, 469
locality of dreams, 495
process, 495, 553
reality, 562, 569
repression, 552
state of sleep, 545
stimuli, see Stimuli.
symptomatology, 219
values—
annihilation of, 67
transvaluation of, 476
Psychoanalytic investigation and treat-
ment, 105-128
of neurotics, 112, 154, 251, 265, 490,
509, 561
Psychological—
character of dreams, 30
explanation of the neuroses, 289, 303,
509, 519
Psychology—
of children, see Infantile psychology.
of dreaming, 181
of the dream-processes, 470-570
of the neuroses, 519
of the sleeping state, 65-7
of the unconscious, 560-570
Psychoneuroses, the, 113, 155
defensive, 253, 535
mechanism of the, 489, 503, 505-6
psychology of the, 113, 519
sexual etiology of the, 113, 557
Psychoneurotic symptom-formations,
523-4, 557
Psychopathological formations, 547
Psychopathology of drcams, 99
Psychoses—
origin of the, 101, 523597
Psychoses—continued
flux of ideas in the, 101
relation of dreams to, 97-102
Psycho-sexual excitation, 231
Psychotherapy of the neuroses, 569
Puberty, dreams during, 83
Punishment dreams, 440, 514
Puns in dreams, 427
Purkinje, 93, 140
Purpose of condensation, 469
Purposeful nature of dream-forget-ting, 478
Putnam, 137
Raalte, van, 137
Rabelais, 212
Radestock, 25, 68, 77, 82, 98, 99, 100-1,
140
Rank, 111, 164, 215, 259, 297, 319,
320, 334» 350, 365, 376, 379, 441
Ready-made formations, 543
Reality—
the material of dreams, 27
the relation of dreams to, 24—7, 569—
70
the sensation of, 350
the true psychic, 562, 569
Recent impressions in dreams, 166-171,
518
Reflex act, 495
Regard for representability, 323-332,
469
Régis, 98
Regression, 491-506
forms of, 505
in dreams, 505
Reik, 379
Reitler, 374
Repetition, representation of, 350
Representation in dreams, means of,
296-323
topographical, 560
Repressed wishes, 231
Repression, 147, 231, 481, 536, 550,
555-6, 560
Rescue, dreams of, 379
Residues of the day, 445, 510-16, 520,
527» 541
Resistance, 477
Revenants, 392, 447, 449
Right, left, meaning of, 339, 357
Robbers, dreams of, 379
Robert, 89, 90, 543-4
climination theory of, 39-90, 179, 533S.
598
Robitsek, Alfred, 108, 351
Roffenstein, 361, 438
Rosegger, 438Sachs, Hans, 334, 336, 355, 570
Sanctis, Sante de, 98, 103
Scaliger’s dream, 29
Schelling, school of, 22
Scherner, 51, 55, 93-7, 138, 219, 220-3,
319, 335, 341, 504, 544, 563
Scherner’s method of dream-interpreta-
tion, 93–7, 105, 219-227
Schiller, 111-12, 422
Schleiermacher, 62, 82
Scholz, 36, 70, 78
Schopenhauer, 51, 78, 99, 465
Schrétter, Karl, 361
Schubert, 75, 334
Schwarz, 22
Scientific—
literature on dreams, 19-97
theories of dreams, 85-97
Screen-memories, 174
Screening, , 6
Secker, 22
Secondary—
elaboration, the, 451-469
psychic process, 553, 555
Self-analyses, 113-14
correction in dreams, 420, 479
Sensations—
dermal, 265
gastric, 52
muscular, 52
nocturnal, 183
of falling, 52
of flying, 52-3
of impeded movement, 233, 240, 320
peripheral, 52
physical, 52
pneumatic, 52
sexual, 264
Sensory—
excitation, 216, 529, 542
images, hypnogogic, 46-7, 216
intensity, 294
stimuli—
objective, 38, 66, 216, 224-5
organic, 32, 216, 378
outer and inner, 378
subjective, 216
Sexual—
anamnesis, 289
dreams, 371THE INTERPRETATION OF DREAMS
Sexual— continued
etiology of the psychoneuroses, 113,557
impulses of children, 538-9, 557
organs and dreams, 216, 222
sensations, 52
symbolism, 222, 320-330, 333-346,
374
symbols, 222, 329-330, 333-346
wish feelings, 557
Sexuality and cruelty, 280, 293
Shakespeare, 257-9
Siebech, 70
Silberer, 111, 211, 328, 356, 464-6,
483-4
Similarity in dreams, 305-6
Simon, 45, 53, 140
Simultaneity in dreams, 320
Sleep—
dreams the guardians of, 130-2
problems of, 23, 65
psychic state of, 66-7
Sleep-wish, the, 229-230
Somatic—
dream-stimuli, 48-54
excitation, sources of, 232
interpretation of, 219
Sources—
of affects, 444, 451
of dreams, 37-61, 166-267
Spatial consciousness in dreams, 64, 66,
69
Speech in dreams, 380-392
Spencer, 20
Sperber, 334
Spielrein, 137
Spitta, 61, 68, 69—70, 72, 81, 83, 98, 100,
217, 473
Spitteler, Karl, 164
Sprengel, 49
Staircase symbolism, 337, 347-350
Stärcke, August, 162
Stårcke, 138
Stekel, 267, 322, 332-3, 335, 338-342,
357
Stimuli—
of dreams, 37-61
of pain, 528
of perception, 495
physical, 52, 101
pleasure, 528
sensory, see Sensory.
Strangeness of dreams, 66-67
Stricker, 85, 425S.
INDEX
Strimpell, 24, 32, 35, 38, 44, 53, 58,
60, 64, 67, 71, 183, 217, 219,
222, 230, 426
Study of the neuroses, 532
Stumpf, 108
Subconscious and super-conscious, 565
Subjective sensory stimuli, 216
Sully, 141, 464
Supernatural theory of dreams, 21
Suppressed—
material, 559
wishes, 231, 508
Suppression of the affects, 432—7, 442,
513, 535-6
Swimming in dreams, 371
Swoboda, 103, 168, 361
Syllabic synthesis, 283-9
Symbolie—
concealment, 308-9
dream-formation, 308-9
interpretation, 325
Symbolisation—
of bodily stimuli, 221-3
of the body, 221-3
Symbolism—
in dreams, 96, 268-9, 329, 332
sexual, 222, 329-330, 333-346, 374
threshold, of Silberer, 466
Symbols
in the dream-content, 95-6
sexual, 95-6
Synthesis, dream-, 297-8Tabetic paralysis, 290
Tactile stimuli, 52, 220
Tannery, 473,
Tausk, 137, 291, 385
Temporal relations in dreams, 65
Tfinkdjit, 22, 107
Theoretical value of the study of
dreams, 569
Theory—
of dreams, 85-97
of hysteria, 550
of hysterical paralysis, 519
of partial waking, 543
of psychoneurotic symptoms, 523-4,
557
of the neuroses, 289
of the psychoneuroses, 113, 557
Thinking, 522, 554
Thirst dreams, 228
Thomayec 98
Thought identity, 553599
Thought-impulses, 510-11
Threshold symbolism, 466
Tic convulsif, 568+ Tissić, 49, 51, 56, 98, 99, 140
"Tobowolska, Justine, 460—1, 464
Toothache dreams, 221
Tooth-drawing, dreams of, 265
Topography of systems, 495
Trains of thought revealed by analysis,
271
Transference, 198, 295, 518, 527, 547,
556
Transferred dream-wishes, 530
Transformation
of affects, 435—7
ofideas, 494
Transubstantiation of sensations, 52
Transvaluation of psychic values, 315
Trenck, 138, 140
Tylor, 20
Typical dreams, 52-4, 235-267, 362,
369Uhland, 277 ⑥
Unburdening properties of dreams, go
Unconscious, the, 499, 520, 523, 560—
570
two kinds of, 564
Unconscious—
directing ideas, 487
excitations, 511, 533
impulses, 522
phantasies, 563
psychic life, 545
thinking, 487, 562
wishes, 511-13, 547
“Undesired” ideas, 81-3, 110-11, 477,
482
Unfulfilled wishes, 509
Unger, 192
Unifying tendency of dreams, 179-180,
223
Urethral stimulus, dreams due to,
378-9
Urinary organs and dreams, 216
Urine, symbolism, 347
Utility of dreams, go, 130-2Vaschide, 73-4
Verbal compositions of dreams, 291
Vespa, 98Visceral sensations, 222
Visions, 23, 494
S.
600
Visual—
excitation, 222, 504
images, 62-3, 327, 493-4, 504-5
memories, 503-4
Vold, Mourly, 53-4, 269, 371
Volition, 322
Volkelt, 32, 41, 55-6, 71, 77, 82, 140,
220, 221, 222Waking—
caused by dreams, 527-9
state, relation of dreams to the, 24—7
Weed, Sarah, 140, 166 |
Weygandt, 25, 41, 50, 56, 131
Wigam, 137
Winckler, 108
Wish-dreams, 133—7, 507
masochistic, 163, 353
undisguised, 507
Wish-fulfilment—
in dreams, 101, 140, 150—165, 230,
233, 436, 471, 491, 506-527THE INTERPRETATION OF DREAMS
Wish-fulfilment—continued
the dream as, 129-139, 224
Wishes—
conscious, 509
infantile, 560
preconscious, 510, 527
repressed, 231, 508-510, 513
suppressed, 231, 508
unconscious, 508-510, 514
Wit in dreams, 177, 206-7, 324-5, 329,
383, 478, 489
Wittels, 210
Wolff, Hugo, 326
Wundt, 45, 55-6, 99, 219, 230Xerxes, dream of, 25
Zeller, 81
Zeus, myth of, 250, 568
Zola, 213, 288-9
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