Contents -- Editors' Note -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: "What Are You Doing Tonight?" -- RELATIONS WITH NEIGHBORS: ETHICS -- 1. The Ethics of the Dreamer -- 2. "In dreams begin responsibilities": Toward Dream Ethics -- 3. The Dream in the Wake of the Freudian Rupture -- 4. Freud's Dream of America -- 5. Literature and Pathology: Masochism Takes the Upper Hand -- FAMILY, FRIENDS, AND OTHER RELATIONS -- 6. Sounds of Satan -- 7. Heteros Autos: Freud's Fatherhood -- 8. "Non vixit": Friends Survived -- OTHER DESIRES -- 9. The Dream between Drive and Desire: A Question of Representability -- 10. Is Lacan Borderline? -- 11. Dream Model and Mirroring Anxiety: Sexuality and Theory -- FOCUSES ON THE APPARATUS -- 12. Closing and Opening of the Dream: Must Chapter VII Be Rewritten? -- 13. Dreaming and Cinematographic Consciousness -- 14. A Knock Made for the Eye: Image and Awakening in Deleuze and Freud -- MATTERS OF INTENSITY -- 15. Insomnia -- 16. Strange Intelligibility: Clarity and Vivacity in Dream Language -- INTERPRETATIVE ARTS -- 17. The Marnie Color -- 18. "Other Languages": Testimony, Transference, and Translation in Documentary Film -- 19. Wondrous Objectivity: Art History, Freud, and Detection -- THOUGHTFUL ARTICULATIONS -- 20. Marx, Condensed and Displaced -- 21. The Substance of Psychic Life -- 22. Young Mr. Freud -- or, On the Becoming of an Artist: Freud's Various Paths to the Dream Book, 1882-1899 -- 23. Such Stuff As Dreams Are Made Of: Freud, Life, and Literature -- A Disturbance of Memory at the Podium: To Mary Lydon in Memoriam -- Contributors -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- W -- Z.