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L’interesse in line with i sogni ha una lunga storia. Dagli antichi oracoli fino a Sigmund Freud l’uomo ha tentato di rispondere a tre grandi domande: Perché sogno? Che cosa dicono di me i miei sogni? Come possono aiutarmi?
Eppure, ancora oggi, sappiamo così poco di questa parte così profonda e nascosta di noi, nonostante los angeles psicoanalisi abbia tentato a più riprese di scardinarne i significati, in modi anche arbitrari, e los angeles scienza abbia messo a punto strumenti efficaci di studio solo in tempi relativamente recenti. È possibile, allora, leggere i sogni? Registrarne gli imprevedibili e talora vertiginosi sommovimenti? Esiste, infine, una relazione tra sogno e coscienza?
Stefan Klein, tra i più importanti saggisti scientifici tedeschi e consumato divulgatore, ci descrive il mondo dei sogni sotto una prospettiva completamente nuova e trasferisce il fascino che hanno esercitato da sempre su di noi nella cornice della scienza moderna. Con scansioni cerebrali e gigantesche banche dati – ci spiega – le neuroscienze hanno elaborato strumenti e criteri completamente nuovi in step with esplorare e capire il nostro inconscio.
Forse anche in futuro i sogni manterranno immutata l. a. loro enigmaticità, ma grazie a questo libro avvincente scopriremo in modo intelligibile ciò che i sogni ci dicono veramente, in che modo ci aprono nuovi orizzonti e come noi possiamo usarli in line with addestrare l. a. nostra mente.
Dimentichiamo dunque tutto quello che pensavamo di sapere sui sogni e iniziamo un viaggio di scoperta unico verso le fonti della nostra realtà interiore.
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