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Alfred Hitchcock May Be a Moralist, but He Does Not Moralize
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Alfred Hitchcock May Be a Moralist, but He Does Not Moralize

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Hitchcock’s Moral Gaze argues that Hitchcock examined the darkest edges of his characters to help his audience understand their connection with the act of watching, gazing, and sometimes not connecting.
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