Full of Secrets: Critical Approaches to Twin PeaksDavid Lavery Full of Secrets contains virtually everything you need to know about Twin Peaks. This fascinating collection of essays considers David Lynch's politics, the enigmatic musical score, and the show's cult status, treatment of family violence, obsession with doubling, and silencing of women. Also included are a director and writer list, a cast list, a Twin Peaks calendar, a complete scene breakdown for the entire series, and a comprehensive bibliography. |
Contents
The Art and Politics of Twin Peaks | 15 |
Double Talk in Twin Peaks | 16 |
Jonathan Rosenbaum | 22 |
What Happened toon | 30 |
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Family Romance Family Violence and the Fantastic in Twin Peaks | 70 |
Music and Twin Peaks | 82 |
The Canonization of Laura Palmer | 93 |
A Feminist Reading of Twin Peaks | 109 |
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