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• A Community of Women

  Sanderson holds a master of fine arts degree in fiction writing and is an independent writer. In this essay, Sanderson examines how a community of women is created in Daphne du Maurier’s novella.

• Searching for the Rational

  Moran is a secondary school teacher of English and American literature. In this essay, Moran examines the ways in which du Maurier’s story dramatizes the human desire to impose order on strange and unexplainable situations.

• Sinister Stories

  In the following essay excerpt, Shallcross reviews the quality of the film adaptation of du Maurier’s ‘‘Don’t Look Now.’’

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1. Don't Look Now: Introduction
2. Don't Look Now: Summary
   1. In Torcello
   2. Back in Venice, Later That Evening
   3. The Next Morning
3. Don't Look Now: Daphne Du Maurier Biography
4. Don't Look Now: Themes
5. Don't Look Now: Style
6. Don't Look Now: Historical Context
7. Don't Look Now: Critical Overview
8. Don't Look Now: Character Analysis
   1. John
   2. Laura
   3. Other Characters
9. Don't Look Now: Essays and Criticism
   1. A Community of Women
   2. Searching for the Rational
   3. Sinister Stories
10. Don't Look Now: Compare and Contrast
11. Don't Look Now: Topics for Further Study
12. Don't Look Now: Media Adaptations
13. Don't Look Now: What Do I Read Next?
14. Don't Look Now: Bibliography and Further Reading
15. Don't Look Now: Pictures
16. Copyright

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