Transcription of Freud - Complete Works
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1 Freud - Complete Works Sigmund Freud 2 Freud - Complete Works DREAMS AND TELEPATHY (1922) At the present time, when such great interest is felt in what are called occult phenomena, very definite anticipations will doubtless be aroused by the announcement of a paper with this title. I will therefore hasten to explain that there is no ground for any such anticipations. You will learn nothing from this paper of mine about the enigma of telepathy; indeed, you will not even gather whether I believe in the existence of telepathy or not. On this occasion I have set myself the very modest task of examining the relation of the telepathic occurrences in question, whatever their origin may be, to dreams, or more exactly, to our theory of dreams.
6 Freud - Complete Works www.freud-sigmund.com ‘But there is a further circumstance: the next night I dreamt that my deceased wife, my daughter’s own mother, had undertaken the care of forty-eight new-born infants. When the first dozen were being brought in, I protested. At that point the dream ended.
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