Projecting a Camera: Language-Games in Film Theory

Edward Branigan

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Preface Acknowledgments Terminological note 1. The Life of a Camera 2. A Camera-in-the-Text 3. What Is a Camera? 4. How Frame Lines (and Film Theory) Figure 5. When Is a Camera? Notes Works cited Index

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