英文摘要 |
Beginning with Sigmund Freud, oneirology (the study of dreams) and dream-work have become one important part of psychotherapy. The hermeneutics of oneirology is the science of the philosophical interpretation of oneirology and dream-work. The aim of this paper is to examine the hermeneutics of the oneirology of Heidegger and Daseinsanalysis. The paper consists of three parts: first, we outline Medard Boss’s critique of Freud’s theory of dreams, in order to explain the basic differences between the dream theories of Daseinsanalysis and of psychoanalysis. Second, we describe Heidegger’s philosophical interpretation of dream, in order to understand the philosophical basis of the hermeneutics of oneirlogy in Daseinsanalysis. Finally, five aspects of Medard Boss’s hermeneutics of oneirology are investigated: (1) the goal and methods of the phenomenological-daseinsanalytical interpretation of dreams; (2) “Dasein”: the subjectivity of sleep and wakefulness; (3) the qualitative difference between dream and wakefulness; (4) the existential-mental connection between dream and wakefulness; and (5) “happening”: the ultimate reality of dream and wakefulness |