Noticeable in S. W.'s case, also in Mary Reynolds'--Association with amnesic disturbances--Influence of puberty in our case--S. W.'s systematic anæsthesia--Ivenes not so much a case of double consciousness as one in which she dreams herself into a higher ideal state--Similar pathological dreaming found in the lives of saints--Mechanism of hysterical identification--S. W.'s dreams break out explosively--Their origin and meaning, and their subjective roots.
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From Collected Papers on Analytical Psychology by Carl Gustav Jung.
