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FILM THEORY IN MEDIA HISTORY SERGEI
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Film Theory in Media History explor
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This book is published in print and
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4. Act Now!, or For an Untimely Eis
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tors would like to warmly thank Jan
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not include here the diary entries
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Foreword Naum Kleiman In1997,onthee
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ideological “totalitarianism,”
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of writing the multivolume book on
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History of the USSR Academy of Scie
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Ill. 1 - A handwritten page from th
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Section 2 (Theory, History, Creatio
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dial perspective, as a medium remed
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only within the wider context of a
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three historicalperiods areintercut
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contained in Metod, the speech give
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One of the reasons why the Notes ca
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conception of the phases, while art
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presents it as one of the most impo
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ories continues to be present, and
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the past, the official aesthetic di
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In Montage, “synthesis” becomes
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ances of the idea of a total, synth
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“The Greeks, Diderot, Wagner, Scr
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sional films, as he writes in “Ab
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in literature in architecture etc.,
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Further: the second stage is the fa
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Dynamic Image and sound 1807Kymogra
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(cliffsmadeofpapier-mâché,country
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164 sergei m. eisenstein
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Ill. 34 - The page from Eisenstein
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Conceptual photomontage. Photomonta
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Photomontageasmeans[sredstvo]. Mean
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Towards special effects Doubleexpos
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The Grand Guignol itself is a holdo
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1050 First real lenses (Alhazen) 12
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2) Actualités* - wax portraits of
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Themistakenaestheticizationofthefac
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3.I.48 Vasari on Leonardo QuotingPe
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Date: 3.I.48 [RGALI1923-2-1039,pp.1
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Youcapturedheralive Withthepeople
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Strangely enough, this style of typ
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Date: 6.I.48 [RGALI1923-2-1021,pp.7
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Ill. 60 - The scheme concerning the
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Date: 21. I. 48 The phenomenon of e
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A double simultaneous reading in Ch
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3 REVELATION IN STORM AND THUNDER 1
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In later mythology, Lei Kung, the D
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And the bellows itself, as a separa
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It’s interesting in its physicall
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Ill. 3 - Two Ngangela boys playing
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Theyburstintothecafé. And...“Die
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From the banal “copying” from n
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Ill. 4 - An example of “reverse p
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Ill. J, K, and L - Photograms from
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Such is the “old” chronicle: th
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Thisisthestageof“Kino-Truth”[Ki
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NB.Probablythediagramshouldbethis:
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(a Gothic cathedral or a streamline
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Ill. 8 Ifyou like-proto-montage is
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Typical Yo Maks’s blurring byfill
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Participation in time through refle
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5 THE PLACE OF CINEMA IN THE GENERA
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Problemofgettingaflatdepiction. Ref
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1041-49 - the first moveable type (
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6 PIONEERS AND INNOVATORS 1 Date: 1
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An innovator is one who explodes th
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AlexanderNevskyandaudio-visualfilm.
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1. What Renders Daumier’s Art So
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expected from these feet (this is d
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I once had to write somewhere, but
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Ill. 3 - Honoré Daumier, Oedipe et
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Daumier’s “Cinematism” in the
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As with the Futurists, Eisenstein f
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cinema, but its scope is also wider
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intelligibility did he construct un
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the trivial example of the lists he
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e a synthesis, an explicitly Eisens
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thetext. 46 WhatdistinguishesSadoul
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It was the first time I had seen an
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in the avant-garde journal LEF. He
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tic,” which corresponds to “aut
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tour as bodily movement: it revolve
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up”), contradiction extends acros
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tonymy is inscribed, in fine, at th
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The Drawing of a Barricade: Depicti
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Ill. 2 - The second drawing: the ba
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cance of the barricade.” 11 So th
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to represent (“it can be read as
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Conclusion After this excursion thr
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Notes takes cinema as “the heir
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And when the idea of a Brechtian ci
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in the Anglo-American world in the
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screen.Hereiswherethesimilaritiesen
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5. Pathos and Praxis (Eisenstein ve
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Ill. 2 - Naum Kleiman, montage of s
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The relation established by Eisenst
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Ill. 5 - Montage of shots from The
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These two passages deserve to be lo
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arrested by the Nazis in the Warsaw
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Ill. 7 and 8 - Sergei M. Eisenstein
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the philosophical implications of t
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1886 Hand camera (Eastman) 1889 Mod
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conservative of politics. Yet in Ei
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sion of events: “The history of R
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of narrativization (or even that he
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formingtheoperationofmakingtypical,
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own singular yet immediately recogn
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close-up,” an arbitrary element c
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contradictions - the “image” (o
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In effect, Galton promises nothing
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stein, the efficacy of that selecti
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8. Archaeology vs. Paleontology: A
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phatically not a modern art, but an
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ingandmusic itiftrulywastobeanart,c
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Soviet revolutionary filmmakers set
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of the great-auteurs-from-great-nat
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9. Point - Pathos - Totality Mikhai
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December 24, 1947, he writes: “Mu
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andgiverisetoacertaincommoninternal
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ion, the pathos unabsorbable by the
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never as that which we see or we th
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spirituality or activity. His philo
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developed negation of a negation. A
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My interest in the pre-natal stage
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Interconnectedness of All Arts Let
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The deployment of sharp and flat no
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vastness and look up, up and up, at
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11. “Synthesis” of the Arts or
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The greatwork onmontage is overtlya
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such evident pulverization that som
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unity. Although Eisenstein did not
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later work, much of which was unpub
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nal expressed in the trauma, but it
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At first the distinction between th
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The distinction is also now abetted
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third category from the first two i
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hapsarchivalinformationonthismayeme
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his trip abroad in September 1932,
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scious relation to the historical e
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a workshop, and abjured theory and
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cinema or the encyclopedia of the h
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opment of Eisenstein’s theories i
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Nonindifferent Nature. Edited by He
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Teoria generale del montaggio. Edit
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Kukui, Il’ia. “‘Zhestokii tal
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Bohlinger, Vincent. “Engrossing?
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Nesbet,Anne.SavageJunctures:SergeiE
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Schifano, Laurence, and Antonio Som
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Notes Editorial Criteria 1. “Nasl
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17. Other notes from 1944-1946, bot
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20. See Philippe Dubois, Lucia Ramo
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37. Sergei M. Eisenstein, “Commen
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Nature, ed. Herbert Marshall (Cambr
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84. Onthisideaseetheessaypublishedi
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126. See Pavel Florensky, “Revers
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Psychological Study (1916) - appear
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ancestor.SeeGeorgesDidi-Huberman,
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258. On the question of anachronism
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297. El Lissitzky, “Topographie d
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paroît quelques-uns qui, comme des
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17. The Horrors of Kalish, a propag
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e seen from towers, mountains, and
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20. See above, n. 2. 21. Miss Havis
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1988,vol.2,p.68).TheEnglishtranslat
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51. See also the section “Montage
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68. On Tintoretto’s and Daumier
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in O. Bulgakowa (ed.), Eisenstein u
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Ornament” (Metod, vol. 2, pp. 440
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125. Arthur Korn (1870-1945), a Ger
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other young artists, as well as the
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167. “The Great God Bogus” is a
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Aleksandr Pushkin’s essay “A Jo
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220. Moralité, a French term writt
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yield to him my entire being and, i
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11. Eisenstein had in mind the iron
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4. Roma, città aperta [Rome, Open
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physiognomy.Theinstrumentwasadescen
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Part Two - Essays 1. Ada Ackerman,
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‘spontaneous generation’ [samoz
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20. Michel Foucault, The Archaeolog
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published by Jacques Melot (see ibi
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Bazin, “The Ontology of the Photo
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various sites. Eisenstein speaks of
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96. Nonindifferent Nature, p. 298.
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3. In what follows I will focus on
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9. See Torben Grodal, Embodied Visi
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19. Sergei Eisenstein, “Le ciném
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20. D.N. Rodowick, The Virtual Life
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14. For an illuminating discussion
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11. “Film läuft in der Zeit ab,
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12. Pavel Florenskii, Sochinenija v
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57. Eisenstein, Metod, vol. 2, p. 4
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20. Naum Kleiman provides us with a
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(London: I.B. Tauris, 2010), pp. 11
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15. Ibid., p. XXX. These notes are
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Attis 64 Auerbach, Erich 319 Aumont
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Claparède, Edmond 497 Clark, Kenne
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Firth, Charles Harding 478 Fliesche
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Mauthner, Fritz 128, 459 Mayakovsky
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Queen Elizabeth (of Great Britain)
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The Authors of the Critical Essays
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Camera Obscura, and Women and Perfo