Az újrafelfedezett álom – Freud, Binswanger és Heidegger álomkoncepciója
Elpis Filozófiatudományi Folyóirat January 2, 2025 Csaba Szummer
After Romanticism, 19th-century thought regarded dreams as a denial of reality. Freud and later Binswanger, in different ways, attributed a primary role to dreams over waking thought. Freud saw the dream as hallucinatory wish-fulfillment, while Binswanger viewed it as a representation of existence. Binswanger was significantly inspired by Being and Time in formulating his dream theory. However, in Being and Time, Heidegger describes the waking modes of Dasein, and even the later Heidegger did not engage with dreams. In the Andenken texts, references to dreams and shadows appear not as dreams but as metaphors for Dasein's waking mode.