Introduction: gesture in film

Nicholas Chare · Liz Watkins

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In his classic study, Gesture, Adam Kendon describes the visible actions that comprise utterances (Kendon, 2004, pp. 1–2). These visible utterances can occur in conjunction with, or independently t...

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