VCE English & Literature guide - units 3 & 4

Resources at the library:

• Insight guide
• Alfred Hitchcock’s Rear Window
• Hitchock’s Films Revisited
• The Women Who Knew Too Much: Hitchcock & Feminist Theory

Analysis:

• The Space of Rear Window
• Rear Window as Critical Allegory
• Channelling Rear Window
• Rear Window: The Ethics of Seeing and Telling
• Voyeurism and the Spectacle of Human Suffering in Rear Window
• Re-viewing Rear Window

Video:

• Rear Window: Hitchcock’s Manipulation (external site)

Further resources:

• Gale Literary Sources
• SLV catalogue
• Film research guide

Resources at the library:

• Text
• Insight guide

Reviews:

• The Yale Review
• The Guardian (external site)

Analysis:

• Rewriting the West in Persepolis
• Frames and Mirrors in Persepolis
• Vision and Precarity in Persepolis
• The Texture of Retracing in Persepolis
• East and West in Persepolis​

Further resources:

• Gale Literary Sources
• SLV catalogue
• Film research guide

Resources at the library:

• Insight guide

Reviews:

• Film & History
• New York Mag
• New York Times 

Analysis:

• The Refracted Subject
• Working Through Stories We Tell
• Senses of Cinema (external website)

Interviews:

• Film Comment
• Interview Magazine (external website)

Video:

• A Conversation with Sarah Polley (external website)

Further resources:

• Gale Literary Sources
• SLV catalogue
• Film research guide