Centre for Philosophy of Memory

Dreaming and Memory: Philosophical Issues

D. Gregory and K. Michaelian, eds. Under contract. Dreaming and Memory: Philosophical Issues. Springer.

Table of contents:

Dreaming and memory: Editors' introduction. Daniel Gregory and Kourken Michaelian.

1 Dreams, remembering, and remembering dreams: An intentionalist, direct realist, acquaintance account. Rebecca Copenhaver.
2 Retroactive consciousness of dreams: What do we remember when we wake up? Melanie Rosen.
3 Dream memories, metacognition, and the nature of dream experiences. André Sant'Anna.
4 Studying dream experience through dream reports: Points of contact between dream research and first-person methods in consciousness science. Ema Demšar & Jennifer M. Windt.
5 Remembering dreams: Parasitic reference by minimal traces in memories from non-veridical experiences. Markus Werning and Kristina Liefke.
6 True, authentic, faithful: Accuracy in memory for dreams. Kourken Michaelian.
7 Attitudinal pluralism in dream experiences and dream memories. Christopher Jude McCarroll, I-Jan Wang, and Ying-Tung Lin.

8 Dreams of particulars: Dreams, memory, and distinguishing objectual knowledge. Steven James.
9 Is it possible to have episodic memories during non-lucid dreams? Daniel Gregory.

10 Dreaming, imagining, and remembering. Sven Bernecker.
11 Perspectives in imagination, memory, and dreams. Matthew Soteriou.
12 When is now? How temporally shifting dreams illuminate the feeling of pastness. Michael Barkasi.
13 Maurice Halbwachs on dreams and memory. John Sutton.
14 Folk beliefs about phenomenological differences and similarities between kinds of mental states. Vilius Dranseika.
15 Perception in dreams: A guide for dream engineers, a reflection on the role of memory in sensory states, and a new counterexample to Hume's account of the imagination. Fiona Macpherson.