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Le langage secret des rêves : une clé visuelle des rêves et de leurs significations

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Subjects
Psychology & Help
ISBN
9780811807289
Book Title
Secret Language of Dreams
Item Length
1in
Publisher
Chronicle Books
Publication Year
1994
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
1in
Author
David Fontana
Genre
Self-Help, Psychology, Body, Mind & Spirit
Topic
General, Dreams
Item Width
1in
Item Weight
21.9 Oz
Number of Pages
192 Pages

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The interpretation of dreams and the images that pervade them is a perennially popular subject that has challenged philosophers, psychiatrists, and lay people for centuries. In The Secret Language of Dreams, author and psychologist David Fontana combines the theories of Freud, Jung, and others -- as well as his own years of experience in leading dream work-shops -- with a unique, visual approach to dreams and dream symbolism. At the heart of this informative and accessible volume is a 100-page "dream directory" -- an illustrated guide to common dream motifs,organized under both thematic headings (such as "Anxiety," "Change and Transition," and "Sexuality") and symbol headings (such as "Flying,""The Body," and "Animals") to help readers unlock the meanings behind the images in their dreams and to better understand their significance. Complete with a chapter on utilizing the coded messages of dreams to foster self-discovery and personal enrichment, this fascinating and imaginative look at the mysterious landscape of dreams is both an enlightening reference and a resourceful gift for the inquiring reader.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Chronicle Books
ISBN-10
0811807282
ISBN-13
9780811807289
eBay Product ID (ePID)
1084303

Product Key Features

Book Title
Secret Language of Dreams
Author
David Fontana
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
General, Dreams
Publication Year
1994
Genre
Self-Help, Psychology, Body, Mind & Spirit
Number of Pages
192 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
1in
Item Height
1in
Item Width
1in
Item Weight
21.9 Oz

Additional Product Features

Lc Classification Number
Bf175.5.D74f66 1994
Grade from
Eighth Grade
Grade to
College Graduate Student
Reviews
-- NAPRA Trade Journal , Holiday 1994 If you're not already aware of your Dreamtime world, this tactilely and visually stimulating gem will likely get you going, helping you to understand what your subconscious might be trying to communicate. Instead of reading like a dictionary, though, The Secret Language of Dreams is organized by themes, states of being, types of interactions, and, of course, symbols. This broader perspective opens doors for self-interpretation that otherwise might be lost with symbolic interpretations only. There is a new genre of books being created that epitomize "walking the Beauty way" down to the smallest detail. This is one of them. --Linda Castrone, Rocky Mountain News, September 1995 Everyone can benefit from studying their dreams, says David Fontana, a Welsh psychologist and dream scholar, because "they are like a conversation between our conscious and unconscious minds." And since we are the authors of and actors in our own dreams, we also are the best judges of their meanings, he believes. Rather than tell us what they mean, he prefers to teach us how to do it ourselves. In The Secret Language of Dreams , he includes a directory of common dream themes: A house. This usually symbolizes the self. Study the details. Are there rooms you can't go into? They may represent aspects of your personality you aren't comfortable with. Cars. "Traveling seems to symbolize our journey through life," Fontana says. "Dreams about it may provide us with clues about how to get around obstacles." -- New Woman, December 1994 Anyone who has ever kept a dream journal knows that dreams can be rich and uncanny sources of insight. They can put you in touch with your deepest wisdom. And they can sometimes be very funny. But they can also be hard to remember and their messages downright elusive. Along comes David Fontana's beautifully illustrated The Secret Language of Dreams to the rescue, with its companion , a blank diary for recording dreams., ...the most complete [survey] yet.... Highly recommended. Library Journal There is a new genre of books being created that epitomize 'walking the Beauty way' down to the smallest detail. This is one of them. NAPRA Trade Jouranl, -- NAPRA Trade Journal , Holiday 1994 If you're not already aware of your Dreamtime world, this tactilely and visually stimulating gem will likely get you going, helping you to understand what your subconscious might be trying to communicate. Instead of reading like a dictionary, though, The Secret Language of Dreams is organized by themes, states of being, types of interactions, and, of course, symbols. This broader perspective opens doors for self-interpretation that otherwise might be lost with symbolic interpretations only. There is a new genre of books being created that epitomize "walking the Beauty way" down to the smallest detail. This is one of them. --Linda Castrone, Rocky Mountain News, September 1995 Everyone can benefit from studying their dreams, says David Fontana, a Welsh psychologist and dream scholar, because "they are like a conversation between our conscious and unconscious minds." And since we are the authors of and actors in our own dreams, we also are the best judges of their meanings, he believes. Rather than tell us what they mean, he prefers to teach us how to do it ourselves. In The Secret Language of Dreams , he includes a directory of common dream themes: A house. This usually symbolizes the self. Study the details. Are there rooms you can't go into? They may represent aspects of your personality you aren't comfortable with. Cars. "Traveling seems to symbolize our journey through life," Fontana says. "Dreams about it may provide us with clues about how to get around obstacles." -- New Woman, December 1994 Anyone who has ever kept a dream journal knows that dreams can be rich and uncanny sources of insight. They can put you in touch with your deepest wisdom. And they can sometimes be very funny. But they can also be hard to remember and their messages downright elusive. Along comes David Fontana's beautifully illustrated The Secret Language of Dreams to the rescue, with its companion, a blank diary for recording dreams., . . the most complete [survey] yet.... Highly recommended. Library Journal There is a new genre of books being created that epitomize walking the Beauty way' down to the smallest detail. This is one of them. NAPRA Trade Jouranl
Copyright Date
1994
Lccn
93-048583
Dewey Decimal
154.6/3
Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
20
Illustrated
Yes

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  • The Secret Language of Dreams

    I had been having some dreams that seemed to repeat themselves- very strong visual pictures and in color. No clue as to the meanings, they weren't obvious one's to decipher, so I enlisted the help of a few books. This is 1 of the better I have read. I am moving from New York to California very soon, so I wanted to see what my mind was "saying" or NOT saying ,etc. This book takes kind of a different approach to dreaming based on imaginative exploration rather than "scientific" analysis. Helped me to understand and learn from my dreams by tracing their hidden significance, including the ways in which dream symbols interact with each other in MEANINGFUL sequences!! (I was beginning to think I was losing my mind). Also has a 100 page "dream dictionary" for symbols and their significance-great ...

  • Coffee table, not reference

    The illustrations in this book are wonderful. There is some history of psychological dream theory, both from Freud and Jung's perspectives. The dreams you may be looking up are categorized by theme, and also by symbol, but the information provided is NOT nearly as specific as a "dream dictionary", only a very rough guideline in interpreting dreams.

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