The interpretation of poetic dreams - Noureddine Mhakkak - Bog

Studying poetry, especially its major themes, means, from another point of view, interpreting the dreams of the poets who wrote it with all their imaginary powers. For we often dream before we contemplate, as Gaston Bachelard famously put it, and we suffer through dreams and heal through dreams too. Of course, dreams give us the ability to create images, not simply to see them, but to interpret them afterwards.Every image seen in a dream brings to mind another image experienced in real life.And since most dreams, according to Erich Fromm, have a common character, they don't obey the laws of logic that govern waking thought, so they become a kind of poetic images. And this leads us to study them in depth, with an academic vision and a methodological approach.