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Rodger Kamenetz: History of Last Night's Dream

November 28, 2007

Rodger Kamenetz writer

In his new book The History of Last Night's Dream, Rodger Kamenetz searches for spiritual truth in dreams. How has the quest to interpret dreams shaped Western thought? How do dreams allow us to communicate with our unconscious selves?

Topics: Culture & Identity | Health & Science | Literature & Philosophy

Tags: Mental Health | Profiles | Psychology | Lifestyle | Spirituality & Religion

Presented By WGBH and Cambridge Forum:

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