The following is an excerpt from "Fan Phenomena: Twin Peaks" [University of Chicago Press, $20.00], a collection of essays edited by Marisa C. Hayes and Franck Boulegue. David Lynch's film and television works have often been described as expressions of "dream logic." To me, as a dream researcher, that phrase opens up an intriguing line of inquiry. I take it as an invitation to consider Lynch's works in light of current knowledge about the phenomenology of dreaming. Many questions about the natu...
The following is an excerpt from "Fan Phenomena: Twin Peaks" [University of Chicago Press, $20.00], a collection of essays edited by Marisa C. Hayes and Franck Boulegue. David Lynch's film and television works have often been described as expressions of "dream logic." To me, as a dream researcher, that phrase opens up an intriguing line of inquiry. I take it as an invitation to consider Lynch's works in light of current knowledge about the phenomenology of dreaming. Many questions about the natu...
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