Dreams

Dreams Freud offers some symbols as constants. He felt that people incorporated these symbols and their meanings into dreams. The emphasis on sexual imagery is almost always associated in Freud's theories. Dreams may range from symbolism of the genitals and other erogenous zones, to the symbolism of sexual acts such as intercourse or an orgasm. Freud thought that nothing was made up during a dream; they are biologically determined derived completely from instinctual needs and …

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