Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 5-9Indiana University Press, 1983 |
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Síða 22
... relations of power and pleasure , with individuals and groups assuming variable posi- tions or positionalities . Power is ... relation to power , [ but ] by definition , they can only exist in the strategic field of power relations ...
... relations of power and pleasure , with individuals and groups assuming variable posi- tions or positionalities . Power is ... relation to power , [ but ] by definition , they can only exist in the strategic field of power relations ...
Síða 26
... relation- ship , presented in flashback , cannot be attributed to Milena who , in terms of the diegetic present , is unconscious for all but the very last scene . Literally , Milena is the " object " of Alex's desire ; she is most ...
... relation- ship , presented in flashback , cannot be attributed to Milena who , in terms of the diegetic present , is unconscious for all but the very last scene . Literally , Milena is the " object " of Alex's desire ; she is most ...
Síða 45
... relationship between spectator and film , and it is no coincidence that we raise these issues about the visual perception of the film and the nature of the image at a time when all current theories of film describe this relation as ...
... relationship between spectator and film , and it is no coincidence that we raise these issues about the visual perception of the film and the nature of the image at a time when all current theories of film describe this relation as ...
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Monster Events | 5 |
Roegs Bad Timing | 21 |
Eisensteinian Concepts | 41 |
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