English 100
Junior Seminar: Alfred Hitchcock
| Section | Semester | Instructor | Time | Location | Course Areas |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 18 | Fall 2006 | Bader, Julia
Bader, Julia |
MW 5:30-7 P.M, plus film screenings Mondays 7-10 P.M. | 203 Wheeler |
Other Readings and Media
The Women Who Knew Too Much; eds. M. Deutelbaum & L. Pogue: A Hitchcock Reader
Description
The course will focus on the Hitchcock oeuvre from the early British through the American period, with emphasis on analysis of cinematic representation of crime, victimhood, and the investigation of guilt. Our discussions and critical readings will consider socio-cultural backgrounds, gender problems, and psychological and Marxist readings as well as star studies.
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