Against Interpretation, and Other EssaysItem consists of a selection of articles and reviews written between 1962 and 1965. |
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... cinema to grab hold of , for those who want to analyze . For the cinema , unlike the novel , possesses a vocabulary of forms — the ex- plicit , complex , and discussable technology of camera movements , cutting , and composition of the ...
... cinema to grab hold of , for those who want to analyze . For the cinema , unlike the novel , possesses a vocabulary of forms — the ex- plicit , complex , and discussable technology of camera movements , cutting , and composition of the ...
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... cinema that , giving itself too readily , it easily consumes and exhausts its effects . Ultimately , the greatest source of emotional power in art lies not in any particular subject - matter , however passionate , however universal . It ...
... cinema that , giving itself too readily , it easily consumes and exhausts its effects . Ultimately , the greatest source of emotional power in art lies not in any particular subject - matter , however passionate , however universal . It ...
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... cinema to the novel , or even to claim that the cinema can be analyzed in the same terms as a novel . The cinema has its own methods and logic of representation , which one does not exhaust by saying that they are primarily visual . The ...
... cinema to the novel , or even to claim that the cinema can be analyzed in the same terms as a novel . The cinema has its own methods and logic of representation , which one does not exhaust by saying that they are primarily visual . The ...
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