Hugo Munsterberg on film: The photoplay: a psychological study and other writings

Hugo Münsterberg · Allan Langdale

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Editor's Introduction. Introduction. 1. The Outer Development of Moving Pictures 2. The Inner Development of Moving Pictures Part I. The Psychology of the Photoplay 3. Depth and Movement 4. Attention 5. Memory and Imagination 6. Emotions Part II. The Esthetics of the Photoplay 7. The Purpose of Art 8. The Means of the Various Arts 9. The Means of the Photoplay 10. The Demands of the Photoplay 11. The Function of the Photoplay

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