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I. THE SCIENTIFIC AND POPULAR VIEWS OF DREAMS CONTRASTED 1
II. DREAMS HAVE A MEANING—ANALYSIS OF A DREAM—MANIFEST AND
LATENT CONTENT OF DREAMS 6
III. THE DREAM AS REALISATION OF UNFULFILLED DESIRES—INFANTILE
TYPE OF DREAMS 21
IV. THE DREAM-MECHANISM—CONDENSATION—DRAMATISATION 33
V. THE DREAM-MECHANISM CONTINUED—DISPLACEMENT—TRANSVALUATION OF
ALL PSYCHICAL VALUES 45
VI. THE DREAM-MECHANISM CONTINUED—THE EGO IN THE DREAM 54
VII. THE DREAM-MECHANISM CONTINUED—REGARD FOR INTELLIGIBILITY 68
VIII. RELATION OF DREAMS TO OTHER UNCONSCIOUS MENTAL
PROCESSES—REPRESSION 78
IX. THREE CLASSES OF DREAMS 84
X. WHY THE DREAM DISGUISES THE DESIRES—THE CENSORSHIP 88
XI. THE DREAM THE GUARDIAN OF SLEEP 92
XII. DREAM SYMBOLISM—MYTHS AND FOLKLORE 100
XIII. ELEMENTS COMMON TO NORMAL AND ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY 107