Image Museum 3: Dreams: A Journey Through Time and Space David Coxhead, Susan Hiller, Translated by: Hayao Kawai, Hiroshi Ujihara 1977, Heibonsha, First Edition, Size: 20.1 x 27.8 cm, P110 Age-related yellowing and wear, generally in good condition for its age. This is an old book stored at home, so please refrain from purchasing if you are overly concerned about the condition of used books. "―Is the butterfly dreaming of Zhuangzi, or is Zhuangzi dreaming of the butterfly?― Zhuangzi, one night, dreamed that he was a butterfly, flitting about. Suddenly waking up and becoming Zhuangzi again, he thought, ―Who am I, after all?― Everyone dreams various dreams. It is said that if you add up all the time a person spends dreaming in their lifetime, it amounts to four and a half years. How to think about and design this thing called a dream is a matter for oneself. The Senoi people of Malaysia, every morning when they wake up, discuss the previous night's dreams with their families. For them, the people and forces that appear in the dream world are real. When the material world is considered the ultimate reality, dreams are reduced to fantasy or physiology, but when the spiritual world is considered important, dreams are highly valued. To borrow Freud's words, dreams are the royal road to the unconscious." (From the cover introduction) Contents: Dreamer I ― In the case of sleep dreams ― The Science of Dreams: Greek Tradition The Science of Dreams: Biblical Tradition The Science of Dreams: Islamic Tradition The Science of Dreams: Folkloric Tradition The Science of Dreams: Indian Tradition The Science of Dreams: Psychoanalytic Tradition Dreamer II ― In the case of creative dreams ― Dreamer III ― In the case of lucid dreams Illustrations Data illustrations and their explanations 　Dream Systems 　Dream Retreat 　Induced Dreams 　Dream Interpretation I 　Dream Craft II 　Dream Craft I 　Dream Craft II 　Dream Art I 　Dream Art II 　Conscious Dreams I 　Conscious Dreams II