Unconscious Cerebration: A Psychological Study (1871)
Frances Power Cobbe
Abstract
Frances Power Cobbe
Abstract
The laws which govern dreams are still half unexplained, but the most obvious of them singularly illustrate the nature of the processes of the unconscious brain-work which causes them. Much of the labour of our minds, conscious and unconscious, consists in transmuting Sentiments into Ideas....
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The laws which govern dreams are still half unexplained, but the most obvious of them singularly illustrate the nature of the processes of the unconscious brain-work which causes them. Much of the labour of our minds, conscious and unconscious, consists in transmuting Sentiments into Ideas....
Key concepts: Unconscious mind, Psychoanalysis, Psychology