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In my work I foreground the speaker's position , " which generally is represented by my voice , sometimes as part of my on - screen presence in one guise or another and sometimes just as voice - over . My voice – a New York voice ...
In my work I foreground the speaker's position , " which generally is represented by my voice , sometimes as part of my on - screen presence in one guise or another and sometimes just as voice - over . My voice – a New York voice ...
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Immediately after commenting upon the inability of the Allied analysts to see Auschwitz in the aerial photographs taken on April 4 , 1944 , the voice - over remarks , " how close the one is to the other : the industry — the camp ...
Immediately after commenting upon the inability of the Allied analysts to see Auschwitz in the aerial photographs taken on April 4 , 1944 , the voice - over remarks , " how close the one is to the other : the industry — the camp ...
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striking in the first twenty minutes of the film , where voice and image are rendered insistently non - synchronic . In the scene where Isabelle discusses factory problems with her fellow workers , sound proceeds almost always from off ...
striking in the first twenty minutes of the film , where voice and image are rendered insistently non - synchronic . In the scene where Isabelle discusses factory problems with her fellow workers , sound proceeds almost always from off ...
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Maus Mourning and PostMemoryPR 14 | 3 |
The Politics of Form and Subjectivity | 30 |
An Interview with Nancy K Miller | 51 |
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