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Introductionas a topic of legitimate scientific inquiry (Natsoulas, 1978). Researchers interested in consciousness as well as sleep and dreaming have naturally turned increasing attention to a new field of study: consciousness during sleep and the phenomenon of lucid dreaming (van Eeden, 1913), in which people

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Lucidity, Sex, and Horror in Senoi Dreamwork dreams has had much influence on Europeans and Americans interested in the psychotherapeutic use of dreams. Recent publications have made it plain that much of the “Senoi” ethnography with which Western dreamworkers are familiar is of dubious reliability. This chapter indicates, by example, that th

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