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120th anniversary event for ‘Dora’ telling her burning house dream to Freud

Julia Lockheart, Brigitte Holzinger, Katharina Adler, Deirdre Barrett, Dany Nobus, Zora Wessely, Mark Blagrove Orcid Logo

International Journal of Dream Research, Volume: 14, Issue: 2, Pages: 202 - 208

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This paper reports a DreamsID (Dreams Illustrated and Discussed) art science collaborative event held to commemorate the first dream told by Dora to Freud, in November 1900, during her psychoanalysis. As part of the online ‘Main stage’ schedule from the Swansea Science Festival, the event had partic...

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ISSN: 1866-7953
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