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Dreams had a central place for the people of the Atlantic world. They were often conceived as forms of divine or diabolic messaging, as modes of entry to spiritual realms, or as offering alternate narrative structures useful in challenging dominant modes. These meanings changed over time, especially by the end of the nineteenth century. Scholars from a
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Dreams had a central place for the people of the Atlantic world. They were often conceived as forms of divine or diabolic messaging, as modes of entry to spiritual realms, or as offering alternate narrative structures useful in challenging dominant modes. These meanings changed over time, especially by the end of the nineteenth century. Scholars from a
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Epidemiology of disturbing dreams in a diverse US sample
Sleep Medicine, 2021Courtney B Worley +2 more
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Epidemic dreams: dreaming about health during the COVID-19 pandemic
Royal Society Open Science, 2022Sanja Scepanovic +2 more
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The American Journal of Psychology, 1940
Frederick J. Gaudet, H. Tasman Lovell
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Frederick J. Gaudet, H. Tasman Lovell
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