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Hitchcock and Philosophy - Baggett, David; Drumin, William
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V - What’s It All About, Alfred?

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  • Popular Culture and Philosophy
  • Title Page
  • Dedication
  • Previews and Opening Credits
  • I - The Mystery of Everyday Life
  • Chapter 1 - Sabotage: Chaos Unleashed and the Impossibility of Utopia
    • Sabotage
    • Thing with a Mustache
    • Conspiring in a Bird Shop
    • Conspiring in a Movie Theater
    • Chaos in a Cartoon
    • Violence Against Utopia
  • Chapter 2 - Shadow of a Doubt: Secrets, Lies, and the Search for the Truth
    • Everybody in the World Ain’t Honest
    • Family Ties
    • This Thing Called Knowing
    • Belief and Justification
    • Truth
    • I Kant Tell a Lie
    • Full Disclosure
    • A Feminist Angle
    • Plato’s Cave Again
  • Chapter 3 - Rope: Nietzsche and the Art of Murder
    • The Original Junior Mint
    • Cocktail Party Banter
    • What Nietzsche Can Teach Ya
    • Having the Form of Nietzsche
    • Appearances Can Be Misleading
    • Rupert’s Response and Responsibility
  • II - Horrors Without End
  • Chapter 4 - Psycho: Horror, Hitchcock, and the Problem of Evil
    • The Why Question: Philosophy and the Problem of Evil
    • Hitchcock and Horrendous Evils
    • Horrendous Evils in Psycho
    • Aesthetics of the Horrendous
    • Horrendous Evils in Philosophy
    • Horror and the Free Will Defense
    • Horror and Soul-Making Theodicies
    • Horror and the Principle of Honesty
    • A Proper Answer?
  • Chapter 5 - The Birds: Plato and Romantic Love
    • Love’s Turbulent Flight
    • Socrates Flips Romantic Love the Bird
    • Another Fox in Socrates’s Henhouse
    • Caw of the Wild: The Birds and Love
    • The Wind Beneath Love’s Wings
    • To Nest or Not to Nest
  • Chapter 6 - Featherless Bipeds: The Concept of Humanity in The Birds
    • Highbrows, Owls, Eggheads, and Ostriches
    • A Little Birdie Told Me
    • Freeeeebird!!!!!
    • Birds of a Feather Flock Together
    • “Your Heavenly Father Feeds Them”
  • Chapter 7 - Hitchcock’s Existentialism: Anguish, Despair, and Redemption in Breakdown
    • Strike First and Ask Questions Later
    • I-Thou versus I-It
    • Angst and Authenticity
    • Bad Faith
  • III - The Reeling Mind
  • Chapter 8 - Vertigo and the Pathologies of Romantic Love
    • Aristotle, Philosophy, and Drama
    • Love and Fantasy
    • Falling in Love
    • Knots
  • Chapter 9 - Vertigo: Scientific Method, Obsession, and Human Minds
    • Philosophers and Zombies
    • The Hardheaded Scot
    • Vertigo and the Vienna Circle
    • Scottie as Psychotherapist
    • Finding the Key
    • Scottie’s Last Therapy Session
    • Scottie’s Tragic Flaw in Understanding Human Minds
    • Vertigo and Epistemological Vertigo
  • Chapter 10 - On Being Mr. Kaplan: Personal Identity in North by Northwest
    • What Makes Us Who We Are?
    • License and Registration, Please
    • The Persistence of Memory (or Lack Thereof)
    • The Importance of Having Toothaches
    • Identities, Selves, and Others
  • Chapter 11 - Ethics or Film Theory? The Real McGuffin in North by Northwest
    • Zealous Patriotism versus Ethical Particularism
    • The Unfortunate Mr. Thornhill
    • How Cold Is the Cold Warrior?
    • The Professor as Director
    • Is Love Rash as Well as Blind?
    • Turning the Tables
  • IV - Hitchcock’s Ethical Dilemmas
  • Chapter 12 - Democracy Adrift in Lifeboat
    • The Good, the Bad, and the Nazi
    • Turning Democracy on Its Head
    • The Challenge to Ethical Pluralism
    • A Voyage Down the Hierarchy of Needs
    • E Pluribus Unum?
  • Chapter 13 - Why Be Moral? Amorality and Psychopathy in Strangers on a Train
    • Family Plot
    • The Wrong Man
    • The “Notorious” Question . . .
    • . . . And Three Answers
    • Morality Is Rational
    • Morality Pays
    • Morality Is Psychologically Healthy
    • Psycho’d
    • Why Be Moral?
  • Chapter 14 - Rear Window: Hitchcock’s Allegory of the Cave
    • Judging Art: Plato versus Aristotle
    • Form and Content Unified: Rear Window as a Film about Film
    • The Unifying and Self-Referential Role of Music in Rear Window
    • Film and Emancipation
    • Is Film Watching Good for the Soul and Society?
    • Judgment, Voyeurism, and Happiness
    • Interpreting Film and Experience
    • Judgment and Interpretation
    • The Moral of Hitchcock’s Allegory
    • Curtain Down
  • Chapter 15 - Rear Window: Looking at Things Ethically
    • Here’s Looking at You
    • A Race of Peeping Toms
    • Did You Hate Him Because He Liked You?
    • Doing Things in Private
  • V - What’s It All About, Alfred?
  • Chapter 16 - Plot Twists and Surprises: Why Are Some Things Improbable?
    • The Science of Frank Fry’s Jacket
    • Statistics for Umbrellas?
    • Show Me the Evidence!
    • Jimmy Stewart: Amateur Sleuth or Philosophical Genius?
    • Lessons to Take Away
  • Chapter 17 - The Hitchcock Cameo: Aesthetic Considerations
    • Enter a Silhouette in Profile (Stage Left)
    • The Joke
    • Origins and Development
    • Where’s Alfred?
    • The Real Deal
    • Da-dum, Da-da-da-da Dum-da-dum
  • Chapter 18 - Knowing When to Be Afraid: Rationality and Suspense
    • Women in Love and in Danger
    • Spellbound: Amor Vincit Evidentia (Love Conquers Evidence)
    • Suspicion: What’s Love Got to Do With It? (the Evidence, that Is)
    • The Wrong Man: Stand By Your Man, But “They” Will Get You Anyway
    • Questioning Everything: The Birds
  • Chapter 19 - Shadow of a Doubt and Marnie: Entries into a Mind
    • Descartes and Wittgenstein on Mind
    • Enter Hitchcock
    • Shadow of a Doubt: Not Good to Find Out Too Much
    • Marnie: An Enigma to Herself
  • Cast and Crew
  • Index
  • ALSO FROM OPEN COURT
  • Copyright Page
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