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Of course , the gull's attack also " breaks " the spectator's look ; it both comes between him and the image of Melanie , and disrupts the fascination with that image that may certainly have developed in the course of the ride out and ...
Of course , the gull's attack also " breaks " the spectator's look ; it both comes between him and the image of Melanie , and disrupts the fascination with that image that may certainly have developed in the course of the ride out and ...
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Of course , the gull's attack also " breaks " the spectator's look ; it both comes between him and the image of Melanie , and disrupts the fascination with that image that may certainly have developed in the course of the ride out and ...
Of course , the gull's attack also " breaks " the spectator's look ; it both comes between him and the image of Melanie , and disrupts the fascination with that image that may certainly have developed in the course of the ride out and ...
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Thus , first ( a first which has nothing logical about it , since the fragment exists as a concept , of course , only as the sum of its definitions , of its " dimensions " ) , we shall define a vertical dimension of the fragment ( and ...
Thus , first ( a first which has nothing logical about it , since the fragment exists as a concept , of course , only as the sum of its definitions , of its " dimensions " ) , we shall define a vertical dimension of the fragment ( and ...
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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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