Jacobean Visions: Webster, Hitchcock, and Google Culture

Focusing on the interplay between cinema and Jacobean drama, this interdisciplinary study reexamines Alfred Hitchcock's work through the lens of identity, gender, and narrative. By aligning Hitchcock with the themes of Jacobean dramaturgy, the author revitalizes texts like Webster's, revealing new insights into the complexities of urban irony in film. This analysis highlights the significance of postmodern advancements in understanding the intricacies of Hitchcock's cinematic contributions.