Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Ausgaben 1-5Indiana University Press, 1979 |
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... cinema of representation was not totally unexpected , it is also true , as Christian Metz put it , that cinema had not been expected to be used to tell stories . " From the beginnings of the cinematograph there were various indications ...
... cinema of representation was not totally unexpected , it is also true , as Christian Metz put it , that cinema had not been expected to be used to tell stories . " From the beginnings of the cinematograph there were various indications ...
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... cinema is not simply a way of producing discourse . Discourses are embodied in technical pro- cesses , in institutions , in patterns of general behavior , in forms for transmission and diffusion , and in pedagogical forms which , at ...
... cinema is not simply a way of producing discourse . Discourses are embodied in technical pro- cesses , in institutions , in patterns of general behavior , in forms for transmission and diffusion , and in pedagogical forms which , at ...
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... cinema is not simply a way of producing discourse . Discourses are embodied in technical pro- cesses , in institutions , in patterns of general behavior , in forms for transmission and diffusion , and in pedagogical forms which , at ...
... cinema is not simply a way of producing discourse . Discourses are embodied in technical pro- cesses , in institutions , in patterns of general behavior , in forms for transmission and diffusion , and in pedagogical forms which , at ...
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BERKELEY JOURNAL FOR THEORETICAL STUDIES IN MEDIA AND CULTURE | 7 |
The Order of Cinematographic Discourse | 39 |
Jürgen Habermas and | 59 |
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