Blättern nach Zeitschriften

B

• Blagrove, M.:
  Dreams have meaning but no function.
  In: BBS. Bd. 23 (2000). - S. 910-911

F

• Franzini, C.:
  Sleep, Dreaming, and Brain Activation.
  In: BBS. Bd. 23 (2000). - S. 939-940

G

• Gunderson, K.:
  The Dramaturgy of Dreams in Pleistocene Minds and Our Own.
  In: BBS. Bd. 23 (2000). - S. 946-947

H

• Hobson, J.A. ; Pace-Schott, E.F. ; Stickgold, R.:
  Dream Science 2000. A Respinse to Commentaries on Dreaming and the Brain.
  In: BBS. Bd. 23 (2000). - S. 1093-1104
• Hobson, J.A. ; Pace-Schott, E.F. ; Stickgold, R.:
  Dreaming and the brain. Toward a Cognitice Neuroscience of Conscious States.
  In: BBS. Bd. 23 (2000). - S. 793-842

P

• Pagel, J.F.:
  Dreaming in not a non-conscious electrophysiologic state.
  In: BBS. Bd. 23 (2000). - S. 984-988

R

• Revonsuo, Antti:
  The reinterpretation of dreams. An evolutionary hypothesis of the function of dreaming.
  In: BBS. Bd. 23 (2000). - S. 877-901

S

• Schredl, Michael:
  REM Sleep, Dreaming, and Procedural Memory.
  In: BBS. Bd. 28 (2005). - S. 80f.
• Shevrin, H. ; Eiser, A.S.:
  Continued vitality of the Freudian theory of Dreaming.
  In: BBS. Bd. 23 (2000). - S. 1004-1006
• Solms, Mark:
  Dreaming and REM Sleep are controlled by different brain mechanisms.
  In: BBS. Bd. 23 (2000). - S. 843-850
• Solms, Mark:
  Forebrain mechanisms of dreaming are activated from a variety of sources.
  In: BBS. Bd. 23 (2000). - S. 1035-1040