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CHAPTER V. Emotion in Dreams

The World of Dreams · Havelock Ellis — chapter 4 of 19 · ~85 words · public domain

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EMOTION IN DREAMS

Emotion and Imagination--How Stimuli are transformed into Emotion--Somnambulism--The Failure of Movement in Dreams--Nightmare--Influence of the approach of Awakening on imagined Dream movements--The Magnification of Imagery--Peripheral and Cerebral Conditions combine to produce this Imaginative Heightening--Emotion in Sleep also Heightened--Dreams formed to explain Heightened Emotions of unknown origin--The fundamental Place of Emotion in Dreams--Visceral and especially Gastric disturbance as a source of Emotion--Symbolism in Dreams--The Dreamer's Moral Attitude--Why Murder so often takes place in Dreams--Moral Feeling not Abolished in Dreams though sometimes Impaired, 94

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