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Dreaming as play
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 23 (6):953-953 (2000)
Abstract
Dreaming can provide a marvelous opportunity for the “playful” exploration of dramatic events. But the chance to learn to deal with danger is only a small part of it. More important is the chance to discover what it is like to be the subject of strange but humanly significant mental states. [Revonsuo].Links
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