Organisational Analysis - Essay Example

In reality, when Scottie determines to have his quintessentially imagined woman, he tried to mould another woman Judy Barton, starred by Kim Novak by changing her appearances in accordance with his imaginary woman “Madeleine”. During his effort of altering appearances of Judy, Scottie barely thinks about the clay he is modelling and starts the unique story of Hitchcock’s works of arts (Ebert, 2014). The main purpose of this essay is to highlight the moral derives from the story of “Vertigo” and critically define the role of structure and culture, which have major influence on organisations and/or processes of organising that are represented in some way.

In order to obtain the key purpose of the study, the discussion critically reviews the story and thematic representation of “Vertigo” and representation of the aesthetic view of the film in the context of organisational processes. The discussion of the essay also focuses on critical evaluation by emphasising on the moral of the film and how it can relate with the current organisational structure and culture. Retired police detective Scottie was hired by Gavin Elster to follow his wife Madeleine, regarding her outlandish behaviour.

Scottie was appointed in this role to develop effective behavioural aspects of Madeleine but he obsessively falls in love with her. However, she starts believing that she is the recreation of a particular woman who expired many years ago and therefore Gavin Elster is concerned regarding Madeleine’s sanity (Adas, 2006). During the time of Scottie’s affection on Madeleine, they visit an old mission church where Madeleine commits suicide by jumping from the top steeple of the church. The incident of Madeleine’s death faults Scottie not for stopping her from the top of the steeples.

After several months of that incident, Scottie