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Mise-en-scene: How meaning is made on the screen
Title: Mise-en-scene: How meaning is made on the screen
Category: Arts & Humanities
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Mise-en-scene: How meaning is made on the screen
1. Introduction
Philosophy and film do not mix. This is the impression one has when one sounds out the literature in both fields. Therefore it is with some surprise that one reads that Ludwig Wittgenstein, the renowned Austrian philosopher, was an avid viewer of cowboy movies (Carver, 1995). However, even Wittgenstein did not say anything substantial about the relationship between film and meaning, a relationship which is critical to the understanding not only of film but also …showed first 75 words of 3192 total…
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