Rustics and Politics

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Exploring the intersection of rural identity and political discourse, this work analyzes the cultural significance of "The Beverly Hillbillies" in the context of American politics. Feldman delves into how the show's characters and narratives reflect broader themes of class, privilege, and societal values. By examining the juxtaposition of rustic life and elite society, the book offers insights into the political theory embedded within popular media, revealing the complexities of American identity and the often-overlooked voices of rural communities.