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    Dream Theme

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    There is no doubt that dreams draw profoundly on our imaginations‚ and much work remains to be done on the connection between dreams and the area of the brain that produces creative art. Dream Themes Mammals and Reptiles Most people dream more readily about domestic animals than about wild ones; dreams of household pets often center on our own characteristics‚ mirrored int hose of cats‚ dogs‚ birds‚ and even fish. Freud suggested that dreams of wild animals represented our most sensual passions

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    Sleep and Dream

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    a sleep an dreams: concious while asleep I. introduction- sleep is not a single state; instead‚ its a complex combinatination of states‚ some involving conscious awareness. II. stages of sleep- several states of conscious awareness are part of the sleep process. A. walking conscious to semi-wakeful state B.four stages of deeper sleep. C.Dream Sleep III. Hypnagogic state- we do not always go directly from wakefulness to sleep. A. we day dream. B.pass to hypnagogic state.

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    Hopes and Dreams

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    Hopes and Dreams are important in ‘Of Mice and Men.’ Discuss Hopes and dreams are important in ‘Of Mice and Men’ because of its point of view and Steinbeck’s understanding of the impossible ‘American Dream’ and the harsh and cruel world of the 1930’s Depression. Hopes and dreams are important in ‘Of Mice and Men’. In a world where it is impossible to have a friend‚ to talk to and to listen to‚ the hope of a dream coming true is the only thing that can keep the workers going during the harsh

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    The American Dream

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    The American Dream James Truslow Adams coined the term "American Dream" in his 1931 book The Epic of America. His American Dream is "that dream of a land in which life should be better and richer and fuller for everyone‚ with opportunity for each according to ability or achievement. The term “American dream” is essentially is an idea that suggests that anyone in the US can succeed through hard work and has the potential to lead a happy‚ successful life. Many people have expanded upon to include

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    American Dream

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    American Dream A life of freedom‚ equality‚ and opportunity‚ more commonly known as the American Dream‚ motivates people every day to achieve personal happiness and material comfort. John Winthrop‚ Judith Sargent Murray‚ and Ben Franklin encouraged this lifestyle by writing to the people of the United States explaining in their own way how this utopian lifestyle can be achieved. Winthrop’s “A Model of Christian Charity” was written on board the Arbella on the way to the Massachusetts Bay Colony

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    Svidrigailov Dreams

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    Dreaming Becomes a Little More Important In the novel Crime and Punishment Dostoevsky uses the dreams of Svidrigailov to be as important to the storyline as the dreams of Raskolnikov. In Crime and Punishment many of the minor characters also have major dream symbolism throughout the novel as compared to Raskolnikov’s dreams. For example‚ in Part 6 chapter 6-8‚ Svidrigailov kidnapping Dunya and her pulling out a revolver and then attempting to shoot him twice. The reader then finds out that because

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    Dream Imagery

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    Dreams are an enigma of the mind that has been a subject of study by philosophers‚ writers‚ musicians‚ phycologist‚ and almost every group of people for centuries. Trying to describe these thoughts that people experience when they are asleep is‚ to this day‚ remains a popular topic of discussion. The human mind‚ the very essence of what defines our individuality‚ is one of the greatest mysteries mankind has tried to wrap its head around. Aided with language‚ this natural inquisitorialness has lead

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    Dreams and Hope

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    Lennie‚ one of the major characters in Of Mice and Men that has hopes and dreams of his own that keep him motivated. When George talks about the dream ranch Lennie gets really excited about it even though he has heard it a thousand times. Lennie finds that having the “dream ranch” repeated to him‚ soothes his mind and makes him feel happy. Also‚ it allows him to have something to look forward to. Many times during the book Lennie mentions taking care of rabbits. Lennie likes the fact that he will

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    A Dream Annotation

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    I. Introduction In the poem‚ “A Dream Within a Dream‚” Edgar Allan Poe conveys the theme that reality is based on one’s perceptions through his 1st point of view‚ the author supports this by describing his efforts to desperately find realism instead of the fantasy he believes himself to be present in. (Line 11) Poe develops his message by applying italicized words for greater emphasis‚ terms with different connotations to enhance the tone and mood‚ and a unique poetic structure. A variety of tropes

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    Dreams Class

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    Focal conflict –recurrent - Lecture: The Body and Dreams – Vasaly Kasatkin – -from Russia‚ born in 1912 - Soviet Union. He goes to the army. -Cultures were diverse. -Wrote Theory of Dreams (not available in English) -Rejected psychoanalytic approaches to dreams. -Focused instead on body-oriented dream influences‚ but that they change if the dreamer changes professions or moves to another region. (dreams respond to many aspects of life) – Dreams are culturally shaped. Reflective in underlying health

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