The mindbrain and dreams : an exploration of dreaming, thinking, and artistic creation / Mark J. Blechner.

Introduction
How the mindbrain transforms the world
The mindbrain creates its own version of the world
Condensation, interobjects, and categories
Displacement
Metaphor
Introduction
Metaphor and bodily experience
How metaphor helps us understand dreams
Dream as allegory
Dreams pictorialize metaphors
Combined metaphors, modified metaphors, and mixed metaphors
Nonlinguistic metaphor : music, visual arts, and advertising
Synaesthesia and synkinesia
Metaphoric mappings between concepts and our bodies
Blending theory vs. cognitive metaphor theory
Metaphors gone awry
Metaphor and transference
Metaphor and rebus
Puns : linguistic and nonlinguistic
Homoforms and homomelodies
Metonymy
Symbols
Dreams and the mindbrain's structuring of experience
Psychological defenses and dreams
Working with dreams clinically
New ways of working with dreams
The dream guides its own analysis : how to work with dreams over time
Group dream interpretation
Dreams, knowledge, memory, emotion, and the mindbrain
How neuropsychoanalysis and clinical psychoanalysis can learn from each other
Elusive illusions : reality judgment and reality assignment in dreams and waking life
When your mindbrain knows things that you don't
Memory, knowledge, and dreams
Language of thought and the wakingwork
List of dreams
References.