My Philosophy, My Vertigo

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[5 September 2007]

by George Reisch, Noël Carroll and Dan Flory

Are the workings of the human mind and heart forever beyond the reach of science to understand? Two philosophers find the question - and opposed answers - in Hitchcock’s Vertigo.

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