“The New Science of Dreaming” Volumes

“The New Science of Dreaming”
The New Science of Dreaming is a three-volume series edited by Deirdre Barrett and Patrick McNamara in which experts explore the psychology and biology of dreaming. Below are the contents of each volume. For more information or to purchase The New Science of Dreaming, visit Praeger Publishing or Amazon.com
Contents:
Volume I: The Biology of Dreaming
Introduction to Volumes Deirdre Barrett and Patrick McNamara
Chapter 1: A Neurobiological History of Dreaming Claude Gottesmann
Chapter 2: Phylogeny of Sleep and Dreams Patrick McNamara, Charles Nunn, Robert Barton, Erica Harris, and Isabella Capellini
Chapter 3: Current Understanding of Cellular Models of REM Expression J. Allan Hobson
Chapter 4: Drugs and Dreams J. Allan Hobson
Chapter 5: Neuroimaging of REM Sleep and Dreaming Thien Thanh Dang-Vu, Manuel Schabus, Martin Desseilles, Sophie Schwartz, and Pierre Maquet
Chapter 6: The Frontal Lobes and Dreaming Edward F. Pace-Schott
Chapter 7: Dream Production: A Neural Network Attractor, Dual Rhythm Regional Cortical Activation, Homeostatic Model Erin J. Wamsley & John S. Antrobus
Chapter 8: REM-Related Dreams in REM Behavior Disorder Maria Livia Fantini and Luigi Ferini-Strambi
Chapter 9: ‘Theory of Mind’ in REM and NREM Dreams Patrick McNamara, Deirdre McLaren, Sara Kowalczyk, & Edward F. Pace-Schott
Chapter 10: Dreams and Dreaming in Disorders of Sleep Sanford Auerbach
Chapter 11: Metacognition, Recognition and Reflection while Dreaming David Kahn
About the Editors and Contributors
References
Index
Volume II: Content, Recall, and Personality Correlates of Dreams
Introduction to Volumes Deirdre Barrett and Patrick McNamara
Chapter 1: Realistic Simulation and Bizarreness in Dream Content: Past Findings and Suggestions for Future Research G. William Domhoff
Chapter 2: Gender Differences in Dreaming Michael Schredl
Chapter 3: Dreaming as Non-Executive Orienting: A Conceptual Framework for Consciousness during Sleep Roar Fosse & G. William Domhoff
Chapter 4: Dream Recall: Models and Empirical Data Michael Schredl
Chapter 5: Dreaming and Personality Mark Blagrove
Chapter 6: Dreams and Psychotherapy Clara E. Hill and Patricia Spangler
Chapter 7: Nightmares and Suicidality Mehmet Yücel Agargün
Chapter 8: Trauma and Dreaming: Trauma Impact on Dream Recall, Content and Patterns, and the Mental Health Function of Dreams Raija-Leena Punamäki
Chapter 9: Nightmares, Dreaming and Emotion Regulation: A Review Tore Nielsen and Jessica Lara-Carrasco
Chapter 10: Anomalous Experiences and Dreams Stanley Krippner
Chapter 11: Lucid Dreaming Stephen LaBerge
About the Editors and Contributors
References
Index
Volume III: Cultural and theoretical perspectives on Dreaming
Introduction to Volumes Deirdre Barrett and Patrick McNamara
Chapter 1: Dreaming, Language, Literature Carol Schreier Rupprecht
Chapter 2: Dreams and Ethnography Roger Ivar Lohmann
Chapter 3: Sacred Sleep: Scientific Contributions to the Study of Religiously Significant Dreaming Kelly Bulkeley
Chapter 4: Evolutionary Psychological Approaches to Dream Content Katja Valli and Antti Revonsuo
Chapter 5: Costly Signaling Theory of Dream Recall and Dream Sharing Patrick McNamara, Erica Harris, and Anna Kookoolis
Chapter 6: An Evolutionary Theory of Dreams and Problem-Solving Deirdre Barrett
Chapter 7: “Symbolic” Images in Dreams and Daydreams Robert G. Kunzendorf
Chapter 8: The Nature and Functions of Dreaming Ernest Hartmann
Chapter 9: The Philosophy of Dreaming and Self-Consciousness: What Happens to the Experiential Subject during the Dream State? Jennifer Michelle Windt and Thomas Metzinger
Chapter 10: Evolution and the Interpretation of REM Sleep Dreams Alan T. Lloyd
Chapter 11: Social Networks of Characters in Dreams Richard Schweickert
About the Editors and Contributors
References
Index
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