selected bibliography on dreaming

ASSC 12 June 19th 2008

Taipei, Taiwan

Neurophilosophical Approaches

to the Dreaming Mind—a Contrastive Analysis of Dreaming and

Wakefulness

Jennifer M. Windt and Thomas Metzinger

Department of Philosophy,

Johannes Gutenberg University

Mainz, Germany

Selected Bibliography:

Philosophical, Psychological, and Neuroscientific Literature on Dreaming

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Arden, J. B. (1996): Consciousness, Dreams, and Self: A Transdisciplinary Approach.

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Aristotle (1955): Parva Naturalia. Tranlated and edited by W.D. Ross. Oxford: Clarendon

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Armstrong, N. and Tennenhouse, L. (1990): The Interior Difference: A Brief Genealogy of

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Arnold-Forster, M. (1921): Studies in Dreams. With a Foreword by Dr. Morton Prince.

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Artemidorus (1975): The Interpretation of Dreams. Oneirocritica. Translation and

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Auerbach, S. (2007): Dreams and Dreaming in Disorders of Sleep. In Deirdre Barrett &

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Ayer, A. J. (1960): Professor Malcolm on dreams. Journal of Philosophy 57: 517-534.

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Barbera, J. (2008). Sleep and dreaming in Greek and Roman philosophy. Sleep Med; in press.

Barrett, D., ed. (2001): Trauma and Dreams. Cambridge, MA and London: Harvard

University

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Barrett, D. (2007): An Evolutionary Theory of Dreams and Problem-Solving. In Deirdre

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Baruss, Imants (2003): Dreams. In: Imants Baruss, ed.: Alterations of Consciousness: An

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Bassetti, Claudio (2001): Disturbances of consciousness and sleep-wake functions. In: Julien

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Beradt, C. (1968): The Third Reich of Dreams. With an Essay by Bruno Bettleheim. Chicago:

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Bernhard, P. (2005): Luzide Träume und analytische Philosophie. Zeitschrift für Anomalistik

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Cicogna, P. & Bosinelli, M. (2001): Consciousness during dreams. Consciousness and

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