Books, chapters in books and articles dealing with dreams in the context of Judaism
Bar, S. (2001). A Letter That Has Not Been Read: Dreams in the Hebrew Bible.
Transl. LennJ. Schramm. Monographs of the Hebrew Union College, 25.
Cincinnati: Hebrew Union College Press
Link critical review Scott B. Noegel
Berg, Y. (2004). The dreams book – Finding your way in the dark. Technology for the Soul. …: Kabbalah Centre International.
Link to website of author
Barbara Black Koltuv, PH.D. (2011). Nights by the Wall. A Guide to Dreams, Dreamwork, and Profound Self-Knowing. Lake Worth (FL): Nicolas-Hays
Covitz, J. (1990). Visions of the Night. A Study of Jewish Dream Interpretation. Boston: Shambhala
Harris, M. (1994). Studies in Jewish Dream Interpretation. Northvale: Jason Aronson Inc..
Ochs, V.L., & Ochs, E. (2003). The Jewish Dream Book. The Key to Opening the Inner Meaning of Your Dreams. Woodstock (Vermont): Jewish Lights Publishing
Shainberg, C. (2005). Kabbalah and the Power of Dreaming. Awakening the Visionary Life. Rochester (VE): Inner Traditions.
Articles in Journals
Alexander, P.S. (1995). ´Bavli Berakhot 55a-57b: The Talmudic Dreambook in Context.´ Journal of Jewish Studies, Vol. 46 (1995): p. 230-248.
Schoenfeld, D. (2007). ‘Madness and Prophecy: Dreams, Texts, and the Power of Rabbinic Interpretation’. Pastoral Psychology, Volume 56 (2007): p. 223-235.
Harris, M. Studies in Jewish Dream Interpretation. Northvale: Jason Aronson Inc., 1994.