Ranger28 Apr 2006

Umm, well I was referring to the idea of the subconscious being entirely a language. Hence, dreams are not images, the pictures are merely what we create afterwards as a memory of a dream. He also thought we didn't hear in dreams, which, from experience, is bollocks.
Slips of the tongue doesn't feature here. On one level it's about his theory that dreams, when from the language of the subconscious, are often based on puns rather than direct signifier/signified relations. Therefore the words are 'doubling up', 'near unconscious langue'. And there are others in there too.

Question: did you find this written from the point of view of the therapist or from the point of view of the dreamer?

Will have a comb through the punctuation.