E. Salotto
Palgrave Macmillan
Hardback
208
38961
Looking at the gothic in Victorian fiction, the development of cinema and Hitchcock's Vertigo, this book explores the contained or repressed desires of both characters and plots which defy direct representation, resulting in obsession, fetishism and displacement engendering a novel account of the way in which the gothic becomes internalized.
Palgrave Macmillan
Hardback
208
38961
Looking at the gothic in Victorian fiction, the development of cinema and Hitchcock's Vertigo, this book explores the contained or repressed desires of both characters and plots which defy direct representation, resulting in obsession, fetishism and displacement engendering a novel account of the way in which the gothic becomes internalized.