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| Foreword | |
| Preface | |
| Introduction | |
| Freud: Interpreter and Seducer | |
| Freud's Path to Dreams | |
| Against the Past | |
| Interpretation by Correspondence and Displacement | |
| "Free" Association | |
| Revisions of Secondary Revision | |
| Freud's Monopoly and the Dream Facade | |
| Occupation and Resistance | |
| Joseph and Daniel: Disguises and Interpretive Power | |
| "Will You Rule Over Us?" | |
| "Do Not Interpretations Belong to God? Tell Me" | |
| "As He Interpreted to Us, So It Was" | |
| "This Is Your Dream" | |
| "Worship the Image of Gold" | |
| "Mene Mene Teqel Upharsin" | |
| "Your God à Will Deliver You" | |
| Bar Hedia and R. Ishmael: Battles of Interpretation | |
| "A Dream That Is Not Interpreted à" | |
| "All Dreams Follow the Mouth" | |
| "Your Father Has Left You Money in Cappadocia" | |
| "Because of Your Mouth à" | |
| Freud: Demystification and Denial | |
| Dreams of Prophecy and Telepathy | |
| The Prophetic Interpreter | |
| Languages of Dreams | |
| Dreams of Wordplay | |
| An Absurd Decree | |
| The Grand Verneinung | |
| Conclusion | |
| References | |
| Indices | |
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