Get Dreaming (Studies In Philosophy Psychology) Executed By Norman Malcolm Contained In Copy

Important, but sort of irritating book, This is like three articles expanded into a monograph, Too much repetition and some empty stuff, The basic Wittgensteinian argument about requirement of dreams being able to communicate to other persons is clever, but very much counterintuitive.
Still, essential for anyone interested in philosophy of dreaming, The teaser on the inside of the dust jacket begins: "Dreaming is supposed to be some kind of mental phenomenon occuring during sleep.
So primitive is this assumption that hardly any plain man, philosopher or psychologist will be found to question it, It is contested, however, by the author of this book, " A friend of mine read this and said she didn't want to read anymore, How can that be.