Absurdity and Intertextuality:"Psych" Meets "Twin Peaks"

Patricia Anne Williamson

Absurdity and Intertextuality:"Psych" Meets "Twin Peaks"

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This paper analyzes Psych’s “Dual Spires” episode in terms of its use of interetextuality and self-reflexive parody to discover how it frames the work of David Lynch for a new generation.

Original language	English
State	Published - Mar 19 2011
Event	International Conference on the Fantastic in the Arts - Orlando, FL Duration: Mar 19 2011 → Mar 19 2011

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Conference	International Conference on the Fantastic in the Arts
Period	03/19/11 → 03/19/11

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Absurdity and Intertextuality:"Psych" Meets "Twin Peaks"

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