These episodes, which include "Irma's Injection," are labeled forms of "wish fulfillment."
An essay titled for "delusion" and one of these events discusses one involving Hanold and the destruction of Pompeii in Wilhelm Jensen's novel Gradiva. One of these episodes included a burning house and Ida Bauer's mother's attempts to save a jewel box. One of these events, as related by Sergei Pankejeff, involved six or seven stark white wolves sitting in a walnut tree outside of a window. Another of these episodes included a (*) woman with a white scab on her neck and a "dull area down on the left" of her shoulder, which Leopold treats with a propionic acid shot. These episodes, which include "Irma's Injection," are labeled forms of "wish fulfillment." For 10 points, name these nocturnal episodes whose "interpretation" titles a Sigmund Freud work.
An essay titled for "delusion" and one of these events discusses one involving Hanold and the destruction of Pompeii in Wilhelm Jensen's novel Gradiva.
dreams [or traum; or träume; accept The Interpretation of Dreams; or Die Traumdeutung]