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Books
(Available at amazon.com unless indicated otherwise.)
The Committee of Sleep, How Artists, Scientists, and
Athletes Use Dreams for Creative Problem-Solving
Deirdre Barrett (2001)
Abundant collection of anecdotes from history books and from Dr. Abarrett's interviews with scientists, artists and athletes who use dreams for creative problem-solving.
An Introduction
to the Psychology of Dreaming
Kelly Bulkeley (1998).
A remarkably comprehensive easy-to-read short book about dreaming. Its organization makes it an excellent vehicle for comparing major theories about dreaming.
Families and
the Interpretation of Dreams, Awakening the Intimate Web
Edward Bruce Bynum (1993/2003).
Presents ways that our emotional and family patterns, patterns capable of reflecting across several generations, are reflected in one another's dreams. It integrates dreams, culture, science, family dynamics, mythology, and psychoanalysis. Published by paraview.com
Crisis Dreaming,
Using Your Dreams to Solve Your Problems
Rosalind Cartwright and Lynn Lamberg (1992).
Presents a dreamwork method of understanding and overcoming emotional stumbling blocks for people in crises. Cartwright's crisis dreaming method aims to change negative, hurtful dreams to positive, healing ones. Out-of-print. Contact Harvest Booksearch at www.harvestbooks.com.
Dreams and Nightmares:
The New Theory on the Origin of Meaning of Dreams
Ernest Hartmann (1998).
Explains a new theory on the origin and meaning of dreams and nightmares based on recent advances in psychology and biology. The book proclaims that dreams are neither meaningless nor simple wish fulfillment, but biological and mental process triggered by internal forces.
Dreamworking, How to User Your Dreams
for Creative Problem-Solving
Stanley Krippner and Joseph Dillard (1988).
Demonstrates how dreamwork can be a powerful tool for creative problem-solving by cultures around the world. "While one's assumptions about the usefulness of dreams are influenced by one's worldview, dreamers can challenge cultural assumptions and use their dreams in new, creative ways."
Dream Reader:
Contemporary Approaches to the Understanding of Dreams
Anthony Shafton (1995).
A uniquely thorough survey of contemporary approaches to understanding and working with dreams.
Where People
Fly and Water Runs Uphill
Jeremy Taylor (1993).
Resourceful book with emphasis on universal symbolism in dreams.
Our Dreaming
Mind
Robert C. Van de Castle (1994). www.asdreams.org member
pages.
Pulls decades of accumulated knowledge together in a resource book most appropriate for any reader interested in dreams. It especially fills a need for dreamwork textbooks in counselor education and psychology academic programs.Order through www.asdreams.org
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