COVER -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- PART A - THEORETICAL BACKGROUND -- I Freud's View of the Dream as the Guardian of Sleep -- II The Epistemological Problem in the Theory of Dreams -- III The Klein-Bion Expansion of Freud's Metapsychology -- PART B - A REVISED THEORY OF DREAM-LIFE -- IV Dreams as Unconscious Thinking -- V Symbols, Signs, Epitome, Quintessence -- VI Dream-life: the Generative Theatre of Meaning -- VII The Interaction of Visual and Verbal Language in Dreams -- VIII The Borderland between Dreams and Hallucinations -- PART C - THE PRACTICE OF DREAM INVESTIGATION -- IX The Borderland between Dreams and Actions -- X Dream-exploration and Dream-analysis -- XI Dream-narrative and Dream-continuity -- XII Resistance to Dream-analysis in Patient and Analyst -- XIII The Relation of Dreaming to Learning from Experience in Patient and Analyst -- XIV Recovery from Analysis and the Self-analytic Method -- Bibliography -- Index.