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Dream Analysis
Psychology 295C
Spring, 2007

Instructor:Karen U. Crawford, Ph.D., L.P.C.
303-682-1642 (Home- leave messages here)
303-556-2851 ( daub)
Email: crawfork@mscd.edu (Please locate class name in the reference line, as I get a lot of generic mail from campus)
Website with whole class notes: www.KarenCrawfordPhd.com (Click on Spring semester, and then current courses, then Dream Analysis, and all chapter notes are listed- anything underlined can be downloaded and printed.)

Office Hours:Office: Plaza 220AC
11 11:30 am MTWTh
1 2:30 pm MW
1 4 pm TTh

Objectives:This course is designed to give you an understanding of Jungian theory, along with the process of inner work. This means understanding hallucination symbology, active imagination, and other means of accessing the material in the unconscious. on that point is an expectation that you will apply this knowledge to your own life issues in order to more fully individuate and conflate your conscious and unconscious.

Texts:Johnson, Robert A. (1986) Inner Work. Harper. San Francisco.
Sharp, Daryl. (1991) C.G. Jung Lexicon. Inner City Books, Toronto.
Hall and Nordby. (1973) A Primer of Jungian Psychology. Mentor, NY.

range:Points
3 exams, 50 pts.



separately 150
spirit assessment 20
Paper based on flick evaluation 25
Classwork & dream journal 30
Total Points 225

Grading is based on 10% spread90%A
80%B
70% C
60%D

Exams will include school text material as hygienic as material presented in class, including videos. Get some Scantrons at the bookstore for exams.
Attendance is chief(prenominal) for you to be able to grasp the material and do well in class. Participation is noted and could make a balance at the end of the semester. Classwork includes dream workshop and dream journal.
compose assignment is in two parts:
a. 20 pts: Personality assessment should be three to five pages long (Including...If you essential to get a full essay, order it on our website: Ordercustompaper.com



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