Dreaming: a conceptual framework for philosophy of mind and empirical research

General introduction: The conceptualization problem of dreaming

Dream skepticism, skepticism about dreaming, and the problem of dream experience

A short introduction to empirical dream research: history, methodology, and changing theoretical conceptions

The methodological background assumptions of scientific dream research

Antiskepticism about dreaming and dreaming reporting: from default assumption to theoretical justification

Dreaming as quasi-perceptual experience: the traditional view

Dreaming as imaginative experience: the rival view

Are dreams subjective experiences (I)? Phenomenal selfhood and bodily experiences in dreams

Are dreams disembodied experiences? The role of the body and of the brain in shaping bodily experience in dreams

Are dreams subjective experiences (II)? The phenomenology of thinking and the problem of dream belief

Are dreams deceptive experiences? Deception, delusion, and insight

From oneiragogia to full-fledged dreaming: the immersive-spatiotemporal-hallucination model of dreaming

Relocating dreams on the conceptual map: consequences and perspectives for future research.