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Aristotle argued that man is a political animal, but political readings of Twin Peaks have been slow to surface until now.Twin Peaks is a series about a community and the societal questions that community confronts, warranting further investigation from a political-philosophical approach. This is what The Politics of Twin Peaks does using an array of useful theories and approaches.--Franck Boulegue, author of Twin Peaks: Unwrapping the Plastic The Politics of Twin Peaks, delves into the political aspects of Lynch's work. Edited by Amanda DiPaolo and Jamie Gillies, the collection offers an interesting range of political subjects and theories in an attempt to reveal and understand the possibility of politics that are utilized by Lynch.-- VoegelinView This book offers a much-needed political perspective on Twin Peaks and skillfully weaves together the meanings of both the original and return series.--Angela Hague, Middle Tennessee State University

The Politics of Twin Peaks, delves into the political aspects of Lynch’s work. Edited by Amanda DiPaolo and Jamie Gillies, the collection offers an interesting range of political subjects and theories in an attempt to reveal and understand the possibility of politics that are utilized by Lynch. * VoegelinView * Aristotle argued that man is a political animal, but political readings of Twin Peaks have been slow to surface until now.Twin Peaks is a series about a community and the societal questions that community confronts, warranting further investigation from a political-philosophical approach. This is what The Politics of Twin Peaks does using an array of useful theories and approaches. -- Franck Boulègue, author of Twin Peaks: Unwrapping the Plastic This book offers a much-needed political perspective on Twin Peaks and skillfully weaves together the meanings of both the original and return series. -- Angela Hague, Middle Tennessee State University

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Amanda DiPaolo is associate professor of human rights at St. Thomas University. Jamie Gillies is associate professor of communications and public policy at St. Thomas University.

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