Recall that, to Fromm, every dream is an important communication from the dreamer to himself or herself. How might Fromm’s interpretation vary according to the following additional information? (a)...

Recall that, to Fromm, every dream is an important communication from the dreamer to himself or herself. How might Fromm’s interpretation vary according to the following additional information? (a) Her husband hates the comics. (b) Her husband loves the comics. (c) At a party on the evening prior to this dream, her husband accused her of being too silly and comical. (d) Her husband likes to talk during breakfast; she prefers to read the paper. (e) She likes to talk during breakfast; her husband prefers to read the paper. (f) On the day prior to this dream, she read a comic strip wherein a presumably happy husband and wife were revealed as having serious marital diffi culties. (g) She wants to have cosmetic surgery; her husband argues that it is too expensive. On the day prior to this dream, she read a comic strip wherein a woman had a successful facelift. (Do you see why it is usually necessary to know more about the dreamer, and perhaps obtain the dreamer’s free associations, in order to interpret a dream accurately?)