A Monograph on Sleep and Dream

An open access monograph that treats dreaming as a cognitive process with a specific brain basis, drawing on decades of laboratory and content analysis studies. Answers where, how, when, what and why we dream, with data instead of symbolism.

G. William Domhoff

A systematic survey of dreaming by one of the first researchers to treat it as a subject for observation rather than prophecy. Covers dream imagery, memory, emotion and the senses, with a chapter on the logic and morality of dreams.

Havelock Ellis

A study of sleep as a mental habit rather than a purely physical need, aimed at readers who sleep badly. Combines practical advice on rest and relaxation with reflections on what the sleeping mind is doing.

Bolton Hall