This is the ebook (PDF) version of our email course with the same title. The course itself deals with theories and methods of dream interpretation from the primitive people to the psychoanalytic era.

We start with the concepts and dream signification at primitive societies. A step further is the study of the Old Testament's view on dreams. The next step is the presentation Artemidor and Macrobius concepts which inspired the Greek-Roman antiquity approach of dreams. We shall finally be able to study the psychoanalytic approach of dream interpretation through Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung.

Please note that this version is provided without assignments, instructor's assistance and final quiz. [More about the course version may be found here...]

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• Bonus: Symbols in Dreams (PDF)
  A free paper explaining the signification of several dream symbols such as water, ring, snake, and more...
   
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