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Another narrative register of this voice then poses questions in more discursive and logically connected phrases than the previous voiceoff . These questions , we are told , form a linked ring of argumentation and represent the ...
Another narrative register of this voice then poses questions in more discursive and logically connected phrases than the previous voiceoff . These questions , we are told , form a linked ring of argumentation and represent the ...
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As we have demonstrated with one shot in the ' narrative ' segment , the same process works for the ' narrative ? segment within the context of the entire film . The meaning of the image ' mother - and - child ' can be seen to reproduce ...
As we have demonstrated with one shot in the ' narrative ' segment , the same process works for the ' narrative ? segment within the context of the entire film . The meaning of the image ' mother - and - child ' can be seen to reproduce ...
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And so , there was a constant play between narrative conventions and pleasurable looking in which a very strong difference between man and woman was written in - giving it meaning precisely because it involved man looking at woman .
And so , there was a constant play between narrative conventions and pleasurable looking in which a very strong difference between man and woman was written in - giving it meaning precisely because it involved man looking at woman .
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BERKELEY JOURNAL FOR THEORETICAL STUDIES IN MEDIA AND CULTURE | 3 |
The Order of Cinematographic Discourse | 39 |
Jürgen Habermas and the | 59 |
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