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Subject(s)

• Good and evil [Browse]
• Good and evil in motion pictures [Browse]
• Motion pictures—Social aspects [Browse]
• Television broadcasting—Social aspects [Browse]

Related name

• Norden, Martin F., 1951- [Browse]

Series

• At the interface/probing the boundaries v. 41. [More in this series]
• At the interface/probing the boundaries ; v. 41 [More in this series]

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references (p. [215]-230) and index.

Action note

Committed to retain in perpetuity — ReCAP Shared Collection (HUL)

Contents

• Introduction / Martin F. Norden
• The bite at the beginning : encoding evil through film title design / Matthew Soar
• Screening evil in history : Rope, Compulsion, Scarface, Richard III / Linda Bradley Salamon
• The radical monism of Alfred Hitchcock / Mike Frank
• Natural evil in the horror film : Alfred Hitchcock's The birds / Cynthia Freeland
• "The devil made me do it" : representing evil and disarticulating mind/body in the supernatural serial killer film / Matt Hills and Steven Jay Schneider
• Virtue, vice, and the Harry Potter universe / Thomas Hibbs
• Training day and The shield : evil cops and the taint of blackness / Robin R. Means Coleman and Jasmine Nicole Cobb
• The "uncanny" relationship of disability and evil in film and television / Martin F. Norden
• Comedy and the Holocaust in Roberto Benigni's Life Is beautiful/La vita è bella / Carlo Celli
• On the void : the fascinating object of evil in Human remains / Garnet C. Butchart
• The perfidious president and "the beast" : evil in Oliver Stone's Nixon / John F. Stone
• Televising 9/11 and its aftermath : the framing of George W. Bush's faith-based politics of good and evil / Gary R. Edgerton, William B. Hart and Frances Hassencahl.

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ISBN

• 9042023244
• 9789042023246

OCLC

181068789

RCP

H - S

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