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Das nächtliche Wir: Traumwissen und Traumkunst nach dem Jahrhundert der Psychologie
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Dec
17
2024
Posted: 16:42 GMT
Professor Hans-Walter Schmidt-Hannisa has co-edited a volume “Das nächtliche Wir: Traumwissen und Traumkunst nach dem Jahrhundert der Psychologie” ("The nocturnal 'we'. Dreams as a topic in sciences and arts - 1950 to the present") which has been published by Wallstein-Verlag.
Co-editors are Professor Dominic Angeloch (University of Tübingen), Professor Marie Guthmüller (Humboldt-The University, Berlin), and Professor Kerstin Thomas (University of Stuttgart).
The new book is the third volume of a book series analysing the conceptualisation and representation of dreams between 1850 and 2020. The first two volumes were published in 2016 and 2020 under the titles "Das nächstliche Selbst. Traumwissen und Traumkunst im Jahrhundert der Psychologie,1850-1900" and "Das nächstliche Selbst. Traumwissen und Traumkunst im Jahrhundert der Psychologie,1900-1950".
More information on this publication can be found here:
