ENG 272G - Dreams: Finding Resources

1.  Select a title.

2.  If it's a physical book, check the holdings information to make sure it's not checked out.

3.  If it's available, text or write down the call number and location.  You'll need it to find the book on the library shelves.

4.  Locate the book on the shelves.  To borrow, take it to the Circulation Desk.

Check out other resources such as:

Google Scholar - find academic articles and books. (video: How to use Google Scholar)

EBSCOhost Research Databases - find articles from journals, magazines, newspapers.  Examples below:

• The I in Dreaming (New Scientist)
• Interpersonal and Uniquely Personal Factors in Dream Analysis (Psychoanalytic Dialogues)
• What Dreams Are Made Of (US News & World Report)
• Dreams are More Negative Than Real Life: Implications for the Function of Dreaming (Cognition & Emotion)
• Archetypes in the Dream World of the Khanty: Typical Meanings of Dream Images (Anthropology & Archeology of Eurasia)
• Jungian Theory of Dreaming and Contemporary Dream Research (Journal of Analytical Psychology)

Films on Demand - find streaming video.  Examples below:

• Brainwave Dreams: Part 1
• Dreams: Theater of the Night

Kanopy - find streaming video. Examples below:

• Dream Work in Practice
• Nightmares and the Dream Self

Find more: [Carl Jung]