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>Please, could anybody inform me about any references about nightmares. I
>have Ernest Jones' book: Nightmares'. Some other books or
>articles about this issue? Is there a difference between
>nightmares and anxiety dreams?. Thanks, a lot.
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>Dr. Jose Treszezamsky
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Jose, a source I have found useful--for organizing the different types of
nightmares within a framework of identifying each type as a sort of category of
defensive decompensation associated with corresponding types of personality
structures--is a 1987 book edited by Henry Kellerman titled "The Nightmare:
Psychological and Biological Foundations" (1987, Columbia University Press).
Best regards, Jim Duffy



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