John S. Antrobus, Mario Bertini

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• Contents: J.S. Antrobus, M. Bertini, Introduction. Part I:Dreaming and Cortical Hemispheric Asymmetry: Pro and Con.R. Armitage, R. Hoffmann, A. Moffitt, Interhemispheric EEG Activity in Sleep and Wakefulness: Individual Differences in the Basic Rest-Activity Cycle (BRAC). M. Bertini, C. Violani, The Postawakening Testing Technique in the Investigation of Cognitive Asymmetries During Sleep. R.A. Reinsel, J.S. Antrobus, Lateralized Task Performance After Awakening From Sleep. L. Murri, E. Bonanni, A. Stefanini, L. Goldstein, C. Navona, F. Denoth, Neurological Approaches to the Dream Problem. F. Doricchi, C. Violani, Dream Recall in Brain-damaged Patients: A Contribution to the Neuropsychology of Dreaming Through a Review of the Literature. Part II:Visual Imagery and Cognitive Processes Across Waking and Sleep States.A. Rechtschaffen, C. Buchignani, The Visual Appearance of Dreams. R. Reinsel, J.S. Antrobus, M. Wollman, Bizarreness in Dreams and Waking Fantasy. C. Cipolli, D. Battaglia, C. Cavallero, P. Cicogna, M. Bosinelli, Associative Mechanisms in Dream Production. J. Fookson, J.S. Antrobus, A Connectionist Model of Bizarre Thought and Imagery. S.I. Rosenblatt, J.S. Antrobus, J.P. Zimler, The Effect of Postawakening Differences in Activation on the REM- NREM Report Effect and Recall of Information From Films. Part III:Tonic and Phasic Activation Models.J.A. Hobson, A New Model of Brain-Mind State: Activation Level, Input Source, and Mode of Processing (AIM). R. Watson, Phasic Integrated Potentials and Ego Boundary Deficits. J.H. Herman, Transmutative and Reproductive Properties of Dreams: Evidence for Cortical Modulation of Brain-stem Generators. Part IV:Lucid Dreaming.J. Gackenbach, Interhemispheric EEG Coherence in REM Sleep and Meditation: The Lucid Dreaming Connection. S. LaBerge, Physiological Studies of Lucid Dreaming.

John S. Antrobus, Mario Bertini

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• Contents: J.S. Antrobus, M. Bertini, Introduction. Part I:Dreaming and Cortical Hemispheric Asymmetry: Pro and Con.R. Armitage, R. Hoffmann, A. Moffitt, Interhemispheric EEG Activity in Sleep and Wakefulness: Individual Differences in the Basic Rest-Activity Cycle (BRAC). M. Bertini, C. Violani, The Postawakening Testing Technique in the Investigation of Cognitive Asymmetries During Sleep. R.A. Reinsel, J.S. Antrobus, Lateralized Task Performance After Awakening From Sleep. L. Murri, E. Bonanni, A. Stefanini, L. Goldstein, C. Navona, F. Denoth, Neurological Approaches to the Dream Problem. F. Doricchi, C. Violani, Dream Recall in Brain-damaged Patients: A Contribution to the Neuropsychology of Dreaming Through a Review of the Literature. Part II:Visual Imagery and Cognitive Processes Across Waking and Sleep States.A. Rechtschaffen, C. Buchignani, The Visual Appearance of Dreams. R. Reinsel, J.S. Antrobus, M. Wollman, Bizarreness in Dreams and Waking Fantasy. C. Cipolli, D. Battaglia, C. Cavallero, P. Cicogna, M. Bosinelli, Associative Mechanisms in Dream Production. J. Fookson, J.S. Antrobus, A Connectionist Model of Bizarre Thought and Imagery. S.I. Rosenblatt, J.S. Antrobus, J.P. Zimler, The Effect of Postawakening Differences in Activation on the REM- NREM Report Effect and Recall of Information From Films. Part III:Tonic and Phasic Activation Models.J.A. Hobson, A New Model of Brain-Mind State: Activation Level, Input Source, and Mode of Processing (AIM). R. Watson, Phasic Integrated Potentials and Ego Boundary Deficits. J.H. Herman, Transmutative and Reproductive Properties of Dreams: Evidence for Cortical Modulation of Brain-stem Generators. Part IV:Lucid Dreaming.J. Gackenbach, Interhemispheric EEG Coherence in REM Sleep and Meditation: The Lucid Dreaming Connection. S. LaBerge, Physiological Studies of Lucid Dreaming.

John S. Antrobus, Mario Bertini

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• Contents: J.S. Antrobus, M. Bertini, Introduction. Part I:Dreaming and Cortical Hemispheric Asymmetry: Pro and Con.R. Armitage, R. Hoffmann, A. Moffitt, Interhemispheric EEG Activity in Sleep and Wakefulness: Individual Differences in the Basic Rest-Activity Cycle (BRAC). M. Bertini, C. Violani, The Postawakening Testing Technique in the Investigation of Cognitive Asymmetries During Sleep. R.A. Reinsel, J.S. Antrobus, Lateralized Task Performance After Awakening From Sleep. L. Murri, E. Bonanni, A. Stefanini, L. Goldstein, C. Navona, F. Denoth, Neurological Approaches to the Dream Problem. F. Doricchi, C. Violani, Dream Recall in Brain-damaged Patients: A Contribution to the Neuropsychology of Dreaming Through a Review of the Literature. Part II:Visual Imagery and Cognitive Processes Across Waking and Sleep States.A. Rechtschaffen, C. Buchignani, The Visual Appearance of Dreams. R. Reinsel, J.S. Antrobus, M. Wollman, Bizarreness in Dreams and Waking Fantasy. C. Cipolli, D. Battaglia, C. Cavallero, P. Cicogna, M. Bosinelli, Associative Mechanisms in Dream Production. J. Fookson, J.S. Antrobus, A Connectionist Model of Bizarre Thought and Imagery. S.I. Rosenblatt, J.S. Antrobus, J.P. Zimler, The Effect of Postawakening Differences in Activation on the REM- NREM Report Effect and Recall of Information From Films. Part III:Tonic and Phasic Activation Models.J.A. Hobson, A New Model of Brain-Mind State: Activation Level, Input Source, and Mode of Processing (AIM). R. Watson, Phasic Integrated Potentials and Ego Boundary Deficits. J.H. Herman, Transmutative and Reproductive Properties of Dreams: Evidence for Cortical Modulation of Brain-stem Generators. Part IV:Lucid Dreaming.J. Gackenbach, Interhemispheric EEG Coherence in REM Sleep and Meditation: The Lucid Dreaming Connection. S. LaBerge, Physiological Studies of Lucid Dreaming.