Gordon G. Globus, MD , is Professor of Psychiatry and Human Behavior at the University of California at Irvine, and Director of Training and Program Development at the University of California Irvine Psychiatry Service, Capistrano by the Sea Hospital.

"Dream Life, Wake Life presents an original, clearly explained theory of dreams and associated mental mechanisms that is based on a broad interdisciplinary background, including phenomenology, analytical philosophy, psychoanalysis, and contemporary cognitive psychology." — Quentin Smith

• Preface Citations Acknowledgments One The Creativity of DreamingTwo Dream PhenomenologyThree Dreaming and WakingFour The Cognitive Approach to DreamingFive The Dream as OracleSix Dreaming DaseinEpilogue Notes Bibliography Index

Gordon G. Globus, MD , is Professor of Psychiatry and Human Behavior at the University of California at Irvine, and Director of Training and Program Development at the University of California Irvine Psychiatry Service, Capistrano by the Sea Hospital.

"Dream Life, Wake Life presents an original, clearly explained theory of dreams and associated mental mechanisms that is based on a broad interdisciplinary background, including phenomenology, analytical philosophy, psychoanalysis, and contemporary cognitive psychology." — Quentin Smith

• Preface Citations Acknowledgments One The Creativity of DreamingTwo Dream PhenomenologyThree Dreaming and WakingFour The Cognitive Approach to DreamingFive The Dream as OracleSix Dreaming DaseinEpilogue Notes Bibliography Index

Gordon G. Globus, MD , is Professor of Psychiatry and Human Behavior at the University of California at Irvine, and Director of Training and Program Development at the University of California Irvine Psychiatry Service, Capistrano by the Sea Hospital.

"Dream Life, Wake Life presents an original, clearly explained theory of dreams and associated mental mechanisms that is based on a broad interdisciplinary background, including phenomenology, analytical philosophy, psychoanalysis, and contemporary cognitive psychology." — Quentin Smith

• Preface Citations Acknowledgments One The Creativity of DreamingTwo Dream PhenomenologyThree Dreaming and WakingFour The Cognitive Approach to DreamingFive The Dream as OracleSix Dreaming DaseinEpilogue Notes Bibliography Index