Titlebook: Dreaming and Memory: Philosophical Issues; Daniel Gregory,Kourken Michaelian Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), un

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t of exploratory studies on folk beliefs about phenomenological differences and similarities between dreaming, remembering, perceiving, imagining, and hallucinating. Study participants were inclined to treat some pairs of mental states as phenomenologically relatively similar (dreaming and imagining

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ontain perceptual elements, perceptual experiences that contain dream elements, and having a dream and a perceptual experience simultaneously. I then discuss two applications of the resulting view. First, I explain how my taxonomy of perception in dreams will allow “dream engineers”—who try to alter

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Dreams, Remembering, and Remembering Dreams: An Intentionalist, Direct Realist, Acquaintance Accountically neutral account of acquaintance as direct awareness. I apply intentionalism and an acquaintance view of memory to two questions. First, do dreams acquaint us with the objects, properties, persons, and events they represent? I argue that they don’t. When dreams represent events from your past,

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Dream Memories, Metacognition, and the Nature of Dream Experiencesiences, most notably perceptual and imaginative experiences. Because we do not have direct access to dream experiences themselves, reports produced on the basis of dream memories have become central for those attempts. The reliance on analogies to wakeful experiences and dream reports does, however,

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Studying Dream Experience Through Dream Reports: Points of Contact Between Dream Research and First-in consciousness science. We advance three proposals: (1) that the variability of methods and measures used in dream research influences research results; (2) that best-practice guidelines for the report-based study of experience in sleep (as well as in waking) can nonetheless be identified; and (3)

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True, Authentic, Faithful: Accuracy in Memory for Dreamscity, enables us to answer this question and that a new understanding of accuracy is therefore needed: a dream memory is accurate not when it is true or authentic but rather when it is “faithful” to the remembered dream. In addition to memory for dreams, the paper applies the notion of faithfulness

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