Live and Dream

Live and Dream
N° 138, 2013/2 - 198 pages
Pages 5 to 6

Editorial

By Christine Dallot, Dominique Guilbault, Karen Hainsworth, Reine-Marie Halbout
Pages 7 to 20

Discovering La pensée labyrinthique (Labyrinthine Thought), a canvas by calligrapher Fabienne Verdier

By Claire Dorly
Pages 21 to 40

The question of the dream as a point of rupture between the Zurich School and Sigmund Freud

By Florent Serina
Pages 41 to 47

The dimensions of the dream

By Aimé Agnel
Pages 49 to 62

Le role of the animal in dreams and in the session

By Martine Gallard
Pages 63 to 64

The little red-haired child on the shoulder of the iron giant

By Laurent Meyer
Pages 65 to 76

Eating disorders in adult patients: dream oneself in becoming

By Alessandra Cavalli, translated from english by Karen Hainsworth
Pages 77 to 86

The dream and the sensation function

By Monique Leterrier-Bourrec, interview by Dominique Guilbault, Marie-Christine Malfilâtre
Pages 87 to 98

The end of analysis and the formation of the symbol

By Mariette Mignet
Pages 99 to 109

When dreams save life through meaning

By Csilla Kemenczei
Pages 111 to 127

Dream and Neurosciences

By Patrick Joulain
Pages 129 to 133

“The real word was ‘living’ my nature - Fred Deux”

By Dominique Guilbault
Pages 135 to 145

Dreams in times of disaster

By Luigi Zoja, translated from english by Karen Hainsworth
Pages 147 to 160

A dream of Anaïs Nin as a child

By Mireille Bélis
Pages 161 to 175

Dreams of the First World War: transitionnals narratives?

By Delphine Renard
Pages 177 to 186

Notepad

Pages 187 to 190

Journals review

Pages 191 to 194

Tributes

Pages 195 to 195

To our readers