Hitchcock's Ethics of Suspense: Psychoanalysis and the Devaluation of the Object

Todd McGowan

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Cinema History and Criticism Ethics, Aesthetics, and Art Psychoanalysis, Philosophy, and Politics

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This chapter contains sections titled: Psychoanalysis in Suspense Hitchcock Contra the Mainstream The Empty Object The Delayed Object The Unwanted Object The Disruptive Object The Inexistent Object Notes Works Cited

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