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Routledge The Significance of Dreams: Clinical & Neuroscience Research

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Description

This comprehensive volume examines dreams through a contemporary psychoanalytic lens, bridging Freud's foundational theories with cutting-edge neuroscience and modern clinical practice. Published by Routledge as part of the Developments in Psychoanalysis Series, the book integrates laboratory research on dreaming with real-world applications in the psychoanalytic consulting room. It synthesises classical psychoanalytic ideas with plural theoretical frameworks available to today's researchers, offering psychoanalysts, clinicians, and academics a rigorous exploration of how dreams function both as neurobiological phenomena and as meaningful clinical material. The work represents contemporary thinking on dream research, combining empirical investigation with therapeutic insight.

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Integrates laboratory dreaming research with contemporary clinical practice in the modern psychoanalytic consulting room.

Combines Freud's foundational dream theory with twenty-first century neuroscience perspectives and evidence.

Bridges classical psychoanalytic concepts with plural modern theoretical constructs for researchers and practitioners.

Part of the Developments in Psychoanalysis Series from Routledge, representing cutting-edge clinical and theoretical work.

Addresses both empirical findings and clinical application, making it valuable for psychoanalysts and academic researchers.

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hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
10 July 2019
Listed Since
25 June 2019

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