Titlebook: Dream Travelers; Sleep Experiences an Roger Ivar Lohmann Book 2003 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2003 aging.anthrop

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Timothy H. M. Fung,Winfried M. K. Amoakuhropological approach to dreams and dreaming. This approach is concerned with achieving a fuller understanding of the social and cultural dimensions of dreams, and of the complexity and diversity of cultural systems of dreams.

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Dreaming and Ghosts among the Hagen and Duna of the Southern Highlands, Papua New Guinea,ratives. In all instances it is clear that dreams are treated as potentially serious, perhaps privileged, sources of information that bears on the circumstances of the dreamer. Nevertheless, people recognize that dreams may be difficult or impossible to fully interpret. Our discussion includes mater

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Ambrymese Dreams and the Mardu Dreaming,ative and expressive ways.” A major inspiration for this attempt at comparison has been the work of Ken Burridge, who, in his groundbreaking studies of millenarian movements, . (1960) and . (1969), has explored the complex interplay of real-world experiences, ideas, and desires and their expression

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,“This Is Good Country. We Are Good Dreamers”,hropological approach to dreams and dreaming. This approach is concerned with achieving a fuller understanding of the social and cultural dimensions of dreams, and of the complexity and diversity of cultural systems of dreams.

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