L’Alphabet des rêves, Éditions de Paris
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Published in 1956 by Éditions de Paris, The Alphabet of Dreams explores the interpretation of dreams through history, folklore and psychology.
The book begins with a discussion of the role dreams played in ancient civilizations and examines the scholars, physicians and thinkers who attempted to understand the mysterious world of sleep and dreaming.
Organized as a dictionary, the volume then presents hundreds of dream symbols arranged alphabetically. From "Abyss" to "Zouave", each entry provides interpretations drawn from traditional dream lore, symbolic systems and psychological theories popular at the time.
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Condition
Paperback. Illustrated covers, worn, with a crease at the lower edge. Light foxing to the first and last pages. A crease to the rear cover. Page edges and paper age-toned. Very good overall condition.
186 pages.
Why this book is unusual
Few books take the form of a complete dream dictionary ranging from "Abyss" to "Zouave". Its blend of folklore, symbolism and psychology gives it a distinctive charm.
Historical Context
Published in 1956, the book appeared during a period of widespread public interest in dreams, psychology and the theories of the unconscious inspired by Freud and his followers.
C21-16
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Published in 1956 by Éditions de Paris, The Alphabet of Dreams explores the interpretation of dreams through history, folklore and psychology.
The book begins with a discussion of the role dreams played in ancient civilizations and examines the scholars, physicians and thinkers who attempted to understand the mysterious world of sleep and dreaming.
Organized as a dictionary, the volume then presents hundreds of dream symbols arranged alphabetically. From "Abyss" to "Zouave", each entry provides interpretations drawn from traditional dream lore, symbolic systems and psychological theories popular at the time.