Learn · Psychology 106 - Fall 2009
Lecture 13 of 252009-10-0746 min
Lecture 12: Jung II: Dreams
Eleanor H. ROSCH · University of California, Berkeley
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All the lectures
- Lecture 1: Introduction and Overview
- Lecture 2: Sleep:What you need to know
- Lecture 3: Sleep and REM
- Lecture 4: Functions of Sleep: Research at UC Berkeley, guest lecturer Matt Walker
- Lecture 5: REM and Dreaming
- Lecture 6: Functions of Dreaming
- Lecture 7: Views of Dreaming across History and Culture, guest lecture Kelly Bulkeley
- Lecture 8: Introduction of Clinical Aspects of Sleep and Dreaming , guest lecture Allison Harvey
- Lecture 9: Freud I: His Theories
- Lecture 9: Frued 1: His Theory
- Lecture 10: Freud II: Dreams
- Lecture 11: Jung I: His Theories
- Lecture 12: Jung II: Dreams
- Lecture 13: Existential/Phenomenological
- Lecture 14: Gestalt
- Lecture 15: Hillman and Non-interpretation of Dreams
- Lecture 16: Dreams as Art
- Lecture 17: Dreams as Cognition I
- Lecture 18: Dreams as Cognition II
- Lecture 19: Practical Dreaming: Guest Lecture and Workshop with Gayle Delaney
- Lecture 20: Awake while dreaming: History of lucid dreaming, guest lecture Ryan Hurd
- Lecture 21: Lucid Dreaming: Awake while dreaming
- Lecture 22: Where it began: Eastern dream practices
- Lecture 23: Dreaming while awake: Incubation, dream re-entry, active imagination, dream activism
- Lecture 24: Review/summary, tying it all together