Modern Language Quarterly (1997) - Killing Stevie: Modernity, modernism, and mastery in Conrad and Hitchcock

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• article: Killing Stevie: Modernity, modernism, and mastery in Conrad and Hitchcock
• author(s): Mark A. Wollaeger
• journal: Modern Language Quarterly (01/Sep/1997)
• issue: volume 58, issue 3, page 323
• journal ISSN: 0026-7929
• keywords: Comparative studies, Motion picture directors & producers, Writers, Sabotage (1936)

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Abstract

Wollaeger discusses how writer Joseph Conrad and motion picture director Alfred Hitchcock are linked by the historically specific forms taken by their desire for mastery.