Description
Author: James L. Fosshage, Ph.D.; Clemens A. Loew, Ph.D.
Publisher: PMA Publishing Corp., New York
Publication Date: 1987
Format: Hardcover with dust jacket
Edition: Revised Edition
ISBN: 0-89335-241-1
Condition: Very Good+ / Near Fine. Hardcover is clean and tight with light age toning. Dust jacket shows mild shelf wear but is intact and presentable.
Weight: approx. 1 lb 6 oz
Dream Interpretation: A Comparative Study is for readers who take their dreams seriously—not as puzzles to be solved quickly, but as meaningful expressions of the inner life.
Rather than offering a simple list of symbols, this book explores different ways dreams have been understood and interpreted, inviting readers to think more deeply about what dreams reveal about emotion, memory, relationships, and personal growth.
Edited by James L. Fosshage and Clemens A. Loew, the revised edition brings together multiple perspectives in a way that is thoughtful and engaging, even for non-specialists. It’s an excellent choice for dream journal keepers, spiritually curious readers, and anyone who has ever woken from a vivid dream and felt it mattered.
A rewarding read for those who want to move beyond surface meanings and explore the deeper language of dreams.