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dviggiano
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Posted: Sat Dec 10, 2011 7:58 pm Post subject: Dream-related Dissertation Published |
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Hi Folks,
Just wanted to let you know that Lambert Academic Publishing released my new book, Dreams and Dream-like Experiences: Their role in spiritual emergence processes.
I created a new website for it at spiritualdreams.yolasite.com
I welcome any constructive feedback, as I plan to edit and update the site on that basis.
Thanks
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A MM
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This is a question about language and terminology.
What is the history of the expression: "Dream and Dream Like Experiences (DLEs)". I have seen it before in some publications but not too frequently. This may be the first time it is employed in a serious academic work.
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dviggiano
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Posted: Sun Jan 15, 2012 8:29 am Post subject: Dream-like Experiences (DLEs) |
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I believe I am the first to use this terminology in a more than incidental way. Others have spoken of various components such as daydreams, visions, and imagery. The term DLEs is meant to be all-inclusive of these, with the recognition that each variant within it is specific, rich, and differentiated.
Thanks for opening up this part of the discussion!
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