“…The value of a dream-type state of consciousness such as Jung (2009) and Bion discussed, of letting things happen, action through non-action, can also be discerned, eg. Burchell's experience of 'reverie' enabled poetic expression to surface 'tacit dimensions' in practitioner research (Burchell, 2010, p. 394), and RB has begun inquiry into the place of dreaming in action research (Balogh, 2010(Balogh, , 2015(Balogh, , 2019. Our research seeks to discover how to bring dream data out of the margins, asides, and "backstage" (Goffman, 1980) of research acts, so that the unexpressed emotions that drive us might be articulated more openly.…”