Spectatorship in Rear Window- different to Disturbia

2. _________ is an attitude that regards a person
Key terms as a commodity or as a thing personal use, with
little or no regard for a person's personality or
sentience.
The Gaze
This term was used by cinema
psychoanalysts of the 1970s to describe
Objectification pleasures (often considered pathological)
and other unconscious processes
occurring in spectators when they watch
films.
Identification __________is the sexual interest in
or practice of spying on people
engaged in intimate behaviours, such
Voyeurism as undressing, sexual activity, or
other activities usually considered to
be of a private nature
Scopophilia

4. The Gaze
First time Lisa is on screen

5. The Gaze

6. Objectification
Jeff watches women from the window

7. Voyeurism & Socophilia
Lisa breaks into the flat