Hitchcock at the Source

Hitchcock at the SourceConsiders the ways in which Alfred Hitchcock adapted and transformed a variety of literary worksnovels, plays, and short storiesinto film. The adaptation of literary works to the screen has been the subject of increasing, and increasingly sophisticated, critical and scholarly attention in recent years, but most studies of the subject have continued to privilege literature over film by taking the literary sources as their starting point. Rather than

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