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Alfred Hitchcocks Psycho : A Casebook (Casebooks In Criticism)

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    Author(s)Robert Kolker
    PublisherOxford University Press Inc
    EditionNew
    ISBN9780195169195
    Pages272
    BindingHardback 
    LanguageEnglish
    Publish YearAugust 2004

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    Oxford University Press Inc Alfred Hitchcocks Psycho : A Casebook (Casebooks In Criticism) by Robert Kolker

    Alfred HitchcockS Psycho: A Casebook Collects Some Of The Finest Essays On This Groundbreaking Film-A Film That Is Ideal For Teaching The Language Of Cinema And The Ways In Which Strong Filmmakers Can Break Hollywood Conventions. Psycho Is A Film That Can Be Used To Present The Structures Of Composition And Cutting Narrative And Genre Building And Point Of View. The Film Is Also A Highpoint Of The Horror Genre And An Instigator Of All Theslasher Films To Come In Its Wake. The Essays In The Casebook Cover All Of These Elements And More. They Also Serve Another Purpose: Presented Chronologically They Represent The Changes In The Methodologies Of Film Criticism From The First Journalist Reviews And Early Auteurist Approaches Through Current Psychoanalyticand Gender Criticism. Other Selections Include An Analysis Of Bernard HermannS Score And Its Close Relationship To HitchcockS Visual Construction; The Famous Hitchcock Interview By Francois Truffaut; And An Essay By Robert Kolker That Through The Use Of Stills Taken Directly From The Film Closely Reads Its Extraordinary Cinematic Structure. Contributors Include Robert Kolker Stephen Rebello Bosley Crowther Jean Douchet Robin Wood Raymond Durgnat Royal S. Brown George TolesRobert Samuels And Linda Williams.