10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ONEIROCRITICALLY»
Discover the use of
oneirocritically in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
oneirocritically and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Anglo-Saxon Prognostics, 900-1100: Study and Texts
The fact that late medieval alphabet prognostics are ascribed to Joseph and used
oneirocritically has led modern scholars to describe this genre as the pseudo-
Joseph dreambook. The year prognosis has been called the Attributions of ...
László Sándor Chardonnens, 2007
On the other hand, Carus believed that the soul was in communion with the
cosmic, and that, oneirocritically speaking, the soul was susceptible to truths
different from those which rule the waking life; in this way be associated dreams
with ...
3
Search Scripture Well: Karaite Exegetes and the Origins of ...
Viewed as a collection of dream images, however, the work becomes intelligible
—if interpreted oneirocritically. Freehof's intriguing attempt to solve the Song's
mystery has not been accepted, but his study highlights the ancient difficulties of
...
A thirty-two-year-old Indian living on a reservation in Montana balks at the emptiness and lonely confines of his life.
5
The Journal of Jewish Studies
GR 1093, for example, deals with Pharaoh's search for an appropriate dream
interpreter and significantly treats this passage both oneirocritically and
exegetically. It is moreover noteworthy that this midrashic tradition is preserved in
the name ...
... true either, every occurrence of the waking state transposed oneirocritically—
the inner man— he moves as any other yet with a difference— others for instance
cultivate a literature— exterior speech— picked up randomly from parks, streets,
...
7
A Dictionary of Symbols
On the other hand, Carus believed that the soul was in communion with the
cosmic, and that, oneirocritically speaking, the soul was susceptible to truths
different from those which rule the waking life; in this way he associated dreams
with ...
8
John Webster: image patterns & canon
... in terms of diamonds and pearls, Me thought I wore my Coronet of State, And
on a sudaine all the Diamonds Were chang'd to Pearles, and to Antonio (it is
oneirocritically also correct) the pearls in the dream symbolise her tears (III, 5, 19-
24).
K. Habibmohamed Ansari, 1969
9
Review of English Literature
The answer given, ' 'tis Dian's', he wakes to find himself in the presence of
Cynthia and his earthly Maid. The whole sequence is oneirocritically confused,
but the important change in the hero's life is patent: his goddess, revealed by
name, ...
10
A Review of English Literature
The answer given, ' 'tis Dian's', he wakes to find himself in the presence of
Cynthia and his earthly Maid. The whole sequence is oneirocritically confused,
but the important change in the hero's life is patent: his goddess, revealed by
name, ...
