Sabotaging 'Hitchcock' (2014)
Reassessing the Hitchcock Touch
Reassessing the Hitchcock Touch © Palgrave Macmillan
Reassessing the Hitchcock Touch: Industry, Collaboration, and Filmmaking (2017), an essay collection based on the 2014 Sabotaging 'Hitchcock' conference at TU Dresden, is out now. It contains chapters by Charles Barr, Claudia Bullerjahn, Alan Burton, Ralf Heiner Heinke, Stefan Jung, Hans-Ulrich Mohr, Eckhard Pabst, H. Alan Pickrell, Andy Räder, Wieland Schwanebeck, Nadine Seligmann, Marcus Stiglegger, and Gesine Wegner.
The table of contents and further information on the book can be accessed via the website of the publisher, Palgrave Macmillan.
In June, 2014, Sabotaging 'Hitchcock', an international conference was hosted by Dr. Wieland Schwanebeck and TU Dresden's Chair of English Literary Studies.
- Programme (Flyer)
- Abstracts of the individual presentations
- Press report issued by TU Dresden
- Conference announcements in the media: Dresdner Neueste Nachrichten (12.06.2014), Dresdner Morgenpost (17.06.2014), Augusto: Das Ausgehmagazin der Sächsischen Zeitung (19.06.2014), Sächsische Zeitung (19.06.2014), Kinokalender (06/2014)
Conference reports
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Dresdner Neueste Nachrichten (23.06.2014)
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H-Soz-u-Kult (26.09.2014)
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MEDIENwissenschaft (04/2014)
Radio interviews:
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MDR 1 Radio Sachsen (19.06.2014)
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Campusradio Dresden (26.06.2014)
Prof. Charles Barr delivers his keynote lecture on Alfred Hitchcock.
Prof. Charles Barr delivers his keynote lecture on Alfred Hitchcock. © Ulrike Kohn
Sabotaging 'Hitchcock' panel featuring Marcus Stiglegger, Sulgi Lie, Ralf Heiner Heinke, and Stefan Horlacher.
Sabotaging 'Hitchcock' panel featuring Marcus Stiglegger, Sulgi Lie, Ralf Heiner Heinke, and Stefan Horlacher. © Ulrike Kohn
The conference was funded by the Fritz Thyssen Foundation, as well as by the British Council.
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