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 1 1|         over and above the dream presentation, just as we do in waking
 2 1|          On the Soul, treated of presentation, and the faculty of presentation
 3 1| presentation, and the faculty of presentation is identical with that of
 4 1| essential notion of a faculty of presentation is different from that of
 5 1|      sense-perception; and since presentation is the movement set up by
 6 1|          a dream appears to be a presentation (for a presentation which
 7 1|         be a presentation (for a presentation which occurs in sleep-whether
 8 2|      something else gainsays the presentation. Again, when the fingers
 9 3|     illusion], so that the dream presentation, though but little like
10 3|         finger] be observed, the presentation will be the same, but the
11 3|        the testimony of the bare presentation.~That what we here urge
12 3|      that the dream is a sort of presentation, and, more particularly,
13 3|         of freedom. Nor is every presentation which occurs in sleep necessarily
14 3|            The dream proper is a presentation based on the movement of
15 3|     sense impressions, when such presentation occurs during sleep, taking