Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 5-9Indiana University Press, 1983 |
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Síða 41
... Eisenstein's watchword is this clearcut refusal of a theory " cut off from life , " and of anything that might resemble a theory for theory's sake , as ... EISENSTEIN I 41 Montage Eisenstein I: Eisensteinian Concepts by Jacques Aumont.
... Eisenstein's watchword is this clearcut refusal of a theory " cut off from life , " and of anything that might resemble a theory for theory's sake , as ... EISENSTEIN I 41 Montage Eisenstein I: Eisensteinian Concepts by Jacques Aumont.
Síða 80
... Eisenstein has used all his ingenuity to show that same state of ecstasy to be . If that state is so formless , one may , of course , always hope to orient it to suit one's desires ( and this is what Eisenstein does not fail to suggest ) ...
... Eisenstein has used all his ingenuity to show that same state of ecstasy to be . If that state is so formless , one may , of course , always hope to orient it to suit one's desires ( and this is what Eisenstein does not fail to suggest ) ...
Síða 85
... Eisenstein's thinking . Studies of Eisenstein , at least those which are concerned with this issue ( and they are few in number ) , have in general a tendency to feel that a " young Eisenstein , " who supposedly adhered to a ...
... Eisenstein's thinking . Studies of Eisenstein , at least those which are concerned with this issue ( and they are few in number ) , have in general a tendency to feel that a " young Eisenstein , " who supposedly adhered to a ...
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Monster Events | 5 |
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