sentences: "In Laura Mulvey's essay "Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema," she identifies what she sees as voyeurism and scopophilia in Hitchcock's movies, with "Rear Window" used as an example of how she sees cinema as incorporating the patriarchy into the way that pleasure is constructed and signaled to the audience.Additionally, she sees the "male gaze" as especially evident in "Rear Window" in characters such as the dancer "Miss Torso;" she is both a spectacle for Jeff to enjoy, as well as for the audience (through his substitution).