The women who knew too much: Hitchcock and feminist theory/ Tania Modleski.
Publication details: New york: Routledge, 2016.Edition: 3rd editionDescription: vii, 209 pages, 8 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrationsISBN:- 9781138920330 (pbk)
- 791.430 233 092 Q6
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| 791.430 10 Q7 Beginning film studies/ | 791.430 13 Q3 Seeing fictions in films: | 791.430 19 Q3 Psychocinematics: | 791.430 233 092 Q6 The women who knew too much: | 791.430 24 Q5 Understanding sound tracks through film theory/ | 791.430 280 92 111 Q5 Me hijra, me Laxmi / | 791.43 32 Q8 Cinema (സിനിമ): |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 183-204) and index.
Rape vs. mans/laugher: Blackmail -- Male hysteria and the 'order of things': murder! -- Woman and the labyrinth: Rebecca -- The woman who was known too much: Notorious -- The master's dollhouse: Rear window -- Femininity by design: Vertigo -- Rituals of defilement: Frenzy -- Afterword to the 1988 edition: Hitchcock's daughters -- Afterword to the 2005 edition: Resurrection of a Hitchcock daughter -- An interview with David Greven -- Study guide by Ned Schantz.
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